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  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
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    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
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    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
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    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    DUK10157638_005
    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
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    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    DUK10157638_003
    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    DUK10157638_002
    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
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    FEATURE - In Dubai soll das höchste nachhaltige Gebäude der Welt entstehen
    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai. The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show. The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions. The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio. The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel. The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool. November 15th, 2023.
    (c) Dukas

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
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    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower showing how it will look when completed.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
    DUKAS_162766285_FER
    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower showing how it will look when completed.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
    DUKAS_162766284_FER
    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower showing how it will look when completed.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
    DUKAS_162766283_FER
    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower showing how it will look when completed.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
    DUKAS_162766281_FER
    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower at night showing how it will look when completed.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
    DUKAS_162766280_FER
    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower showing how it will look when completed.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
    DUKAS_162766277_FER
    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower showing how it will look when completed.

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)

     

  • World's tallest  sustainable building
    DUKAS_162766272_FER
    World's tallest sustainable building
    Ferrari Press Agency

    Wasl Tower 1 

    Ref 15288

    14/11/2023

    See Ferrari text

    Pictures MUST credit: Wasl Group

    What will be the world’s highest sustainable building is set to rise in Dubai.

    The 64-storey , 301 metre high Wasl Tower features a twisting design with a night time ever-changing light show.

    The idea from the developer was to make a profound statement about environmental consciousness and renewable energy solutions.

    The tower is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2024 and is being developed by UAE company Wasl Group in collaboration with architectural firms Werner Sobek and UNStudio

    The mixed-use project covers 167,733 square meters and includes apartments, offices, restaurants, and a super luxury 259 room Mandarin Oriental hotel.

    The crowning glory is a roof-top swimming pool.

    OPS: Render of the Wasl Tower showing how it will look when completed.The roof-top swimming pool

    Picture supplied by Ferrari
    (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)