Dubai Creek Tower, Building in Rigga Al Buteen, Deira, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dubai Creek Tower is a 27-storey building completed in 1995 in Rigga Al Buteen, Deira, on the eastern side of Dubai Creek. It rises 117 metres on a 35,000-square-metre site and was designed and built by the engineering firm Khatib & Alami, founded in Beirut in 1959. Seen from Bur Dubai, it stands to the right of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry building.

Dubai Creek Tower was built in 1995 on a 35,000-square-metre site in Rigga Al Buteen, Deira, rising 117 metres over 27 floors. At completion it was the second-tallest building in Dubai, behind the Dubai World Trade Centre. Its design and execution are attributed to Khatib & Alami, an engineering firm founded in Beirut in 1959.

The tower's design and construction are attributed to Khatib & Alami, an engineering firm founded in Beirut in 1959. Its Arabic name, Burj Khur Dubai, is the form used locally for the building on the creek in Deira.

The tower stands in Rigga Al Buteen, Deira, on the eastern bank of Dubai Creek, within the old downtown. Approaching from Bur Dubai across the creek, it appears to the right of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry building, which helps with orientation. The 27-floor building rises 117 metres on a 35,000-square-metre plot.

The tower was designed and built by Khatib & Alami, an engineering firm founded in Beirut in 1959. Its 27 floors rise 117 metres on a 35,000-square-metre site, and from Bur Dubai it can be spotted to the right of the Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry building.