An inside tour of Dubai Frame, World largely frame | Top places to visit | Best things to do

An inside tour of Dubai Frame, World largely frame | Top places to visit | Best things to do and see in Dubai
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Dubai has once again proved to be the city of
superlatives and the latest ace up its sleeve is the
Dubai Frame. Dubai Frame, a true architectural wonder
comprises of 2 towers, 150m each joined by a 93m
long bridge at the top with a void in the center rising
from Duba's Zabeel Park. Also known as the Frame
of Dubai or Berwaz Dubai, the Frame was designed
to "frame" Dubai 's evolution from an ordinary fishing
village to the glittering cosmopolitan city it has now
become. From the top of Dubai Frame, you can view
Dubai's past, present and future at the same.
A glass elevator will then swoosh you up 48 floors in
75 seconds and take you to the viewing gallery on top
from where you can feast your eyes on consumingly
beautiful views. Your ride up in the elevator is an
experience by itself because the glass panels allow
you to watch the views unfurl as you make your
way up. This colossal structure offers two strikingly
different perspectives to the city. To the South lies
Downtown Dubai with its skyscrapers and glitzy
skyline with famous landmarks like Burj Khalifa,
Emirates Tower and other feats of urban engineering
showcasing Dubai's modern outfit.
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Dubai Frame is an iconic structure that 'frames'
impressive views of Old and New Dubai, while serving
as a metaphorical bridge connecting the emirate's
rich past with its magnificent present. Offering
spectacular panoramic views across the city, Dubai
Frame celebrates the story of Dubai from its early
establishment to its ambitious plans for future
development.
1. Dubai Framemeasures 150 metres high and 95
metres wide.
2. Over 9,900 cubic metres of reinforced concrete,
2,000 tons of steel and 2,900 square metres of
laminated glass were used in its construction.
3. More than 15,000 square metres of gold-coloured
stainless steel cOvers Dubai Frame, which
incorporates a ring design inspired by the Expo 2020
Dubai logo.
4. Dubai Frame's rectangular design was inspired by
the 'golden ratio' of 1.618, which many architects and
artists believe forms an ideal structural balance.
5. The elevator to the Sky deck carries visitors 48
floors in 75 seconds.