Emirates Towers

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Emirates Office Tower
Emirates Office Tower
Emirates Office Tower (right)
Basic data
Place: Dubai , United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 
Construction time : 1997-2000
Status : Built
Architectural style : Postmodern
Architect : NORR Architects Engineers Planners
Coordinates : 25 ° 13 '3.3 "  N , 55 ° 16' 56.5"  E Coordinates: 25 ° 13 '3.3 "  N , 55 ° 16' 56.5"  E
Emirates Towers (United Arab Emirates)
Emirates Towers
Use / legal
Usage : offices
Technical specifications
Height : 354.6 m
Height to the top: 354.6 m
Top floor: 241 m
Rank (height) : 9th place (Dubai)
Floors : 54
Elevators : 17th
Building material : Structure: reinforced concrete , steel ;
Facade: glass , aluminum
Emirates Hotel Tower
Emirates Hotel Tower
Emirates Hotel Tower (left)
Basic data
Place: Dubai , United Arab EmiratesUnited Arab EmiratesUnited Arab Emirates 
Construction time : 1997-2000
Status : Built
Architectural style : Postmodern
Architect : NORR Architects Engineers Planners
Coordinates : 25 ° 13 ′ 3.3 ″  N , 55 ° 17 ′ 1 ″  E
Use / legal
Usage : hotel
Technical specifications
Height : 309 m
Height to the top: 309 m
Top floor: 212 m
Rank (height) : 17th place (Dubai)
Floors : 56
Elevators : 12
Building material : Structure: reinforced concrete ;
Facade: glass , aluminum

The Emirates Towers ( Arabic أبراج الإمارات, DMG Abrāǧ al-Imārāt  'Towers of the Emirates') are two related skyscrapers in Dubai , the Emirates Office Tower and the Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel .

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Both towers have a triangular floor plan, with only two sides of the triangle being solid; the third side consists mostly of a glass panel. This creates atriums that are flooded with light and extend over almost the entire height of the building. The glass elevators also run in the atria, the speed of which was reduced after the opening, as people who were traveling with them often had to vomit because of the high speed.

The Emirates Office Tower (also Emirates Towers One ) was the tallest building in Dubai at 354.6 meters and 54 floors, but has now been surpassed by several other buildings. It mainly houses offices. Even Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum , ruler of Dubai, there has operating rooms.

Its twin tower, the Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel (also Emirates Towers Hotel or Emirates Towers Two ) is 309.1 meters high and has 56 floors. Although it is the smaller of the two towers, it has two floors more due to the lower floor height.

The luxury shopping center The Boulevard is located in the base of the building .

The hotel is operated by the Jumeirah Group .

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