Burj Al Alam, cancelled skyscraper
The Burj Al Alam was intended to be one of the tallest commercial buildings in the world.
Its construction began in 2006 but was halted due to financial difficulties.
Designed by the Japanese firm Nikken Sekkei, reflecting a fusion of diverse architectural cultures.
The project includes plans for office space, retail areas, and luxury apartments.
It is known for its distinctive flower-shaped crown, symbolizing Dubai's growth.
Location: Emirate of Dubai
Architect: Nikken Sekkei
Architectural style: high-tech architecture
Floors above the ground: 108
Elevators: 30
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