ADNOC Headquarters, Corporate skyscraper in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
The ADNOC Headquarters is a high-rise tower standing 342 meters tall, featuring a glass and steel structure with 76 floors dedicated to office space and contemporary facilities. The building includes 2 underground levels that support its corporate operations and infrastructure.
ADNOC Headquarters was designed by the architecture firm HOK and completed in 2015 as the corporate headquarters of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. The 342-metre complex, with 76 floors, was built on Abu Dhabi's Corniche and brought the state oil company's offices together with a heritage museum and a crisis management centre.
The complex includes a heritage museum devoted to the history of the UAE and its oil industry, with historical artifacts, interactive displays and multimedia presentations. The Supreme Petroleum Council, the emirate's oil policy body, is also housed here, alongside a Corniche Club and a Crisis Management Centre.
The building is centrally located with easy access via major transportation routes, making it convenient for visitors to reach. Since it serves as a corporate office building, access to interior spaces is restricted, so viewing the building from the outside during daylight hours is recommended.
The complex holds more than 65 floors in total, not only offices: it also contains a Corniche Club, the Supreme Petroleum Council chambers, a Crisis Management Centre and a heritage museum. The tower was designed by HOK and completed in 2015, reaching 342 metres across 76 storeys.
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