Middle East Architectural Kingdom Center Tower Burj Khalifa Pictures of both buildings Introduction Data 2. 1 Religious Value of the Building 2. 1
IntroductionData 2.1 Religious Value of the Building Burj khalifa mosque on the top of the tower highest mosque in the world details Kingdom Center Tower mosque on the top floor second highest most in the world details Commercial Value of the Building Burj khalifa hotels, shops, and offices details Kingdom Center Tower hotels, shops, and offices details2.3 Landmark Value of the Building Burj khalifa landmark above the clouds highest building in the world details Kingdom Center Tower landmark details Conclusion 2.1 Burj Khalifa An Island as the Moon The world map as an island
An island as a Palm tree 2.1 Burj Khalifa A map of UAE!! Explaining other things in Emirates then Burj Khalifa! Emirates' map The worlds highest mosque at 158th
160 floors The worlds highest mosque at 158th 2.1.1 Religious Value of the Building Before they built the other buildings!! 2.1.1.1Celebrating the holy month Ramadan in the highest mosque in the world
After they built other buildings!! So beautiful and .!! This view is during the afternoon!!!
The view from the top Another view form the top
This view is during the night! Another view form the top 2.1.2 Religious Value of the Building
The worlds second highest mosque 2.1.2 Religious Value of the Building Used to be the first highest mosque in the world then..!!!! Prayer Prayer in top of the tower inside the mosque Prayer!!!! 2.2.1 Commercial Value of the Building Shops and offices Fountains and parks!! Closer picture for fountains!!! 2.2.2 Commercial Value of the Building
Shopping Mall 2.2.2.1 Shopping mall and other shops and offices 2.3.1 Landmark Value of the Building
The worlds highest building 2.3.1 Landmark Value of the Building From the top Iran??? The biggest Arch or hole in the world
2.3.2 Landmark Value of the Building 2.3.2.1 56th highest and tallest building in the world 3.0 Conclusion Burj Khalifa and Kingdom Center tower should be viewed architecturally as Islamic symbols