Al Bahr Towers, Skyscraper in United Arab Emirates
Al Bahr Towers are twin skyscrapers making a distinctive architectural mark on Abu Dhabi's skyline.
The design of Al Bahr Towers incorporates traditional Islamic lattice screens, reflecting the region's cultural heritage.
These towers exhibit a dynamic facade that adjusts to the movement of the sun, blending functionality with cultural aesthetics.
Al Bahr Towers serve as office buildings and are a testament to modern sustainable architectures.
The towers' responsive facade system was inspired by the Mashrabiya, decreasing solar gain and energy consumption.
Location: Abu Dhabi
Architect: Aedas
Architectural style: Islamic architecture
Floors above the ground: 29
Floors below the ground: 2
Elevators: 9
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