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Al Bahar Towers
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1 | Al Bahar Tower 1 | 2012 | 145.1 m / 476 ft | 29 | composite | office | |
1 | Al Bahar Tower 2 | 2012 | 145.1 m / 476 ft | 29 | composite | office |
Best Tall Building Middle East & Africa 2012 Award of Excellence
2012 CTBUH Awards
Innovation Award 2012 Winner
2012 CTBUH Awards
Al Bahar Towers Chosen as Featured Building
1 January 2013 - Featured Building
Awards Symposium Puts Spotlight on Achievement, Future
19 October 2012 - Awards
18 October 2012
Best Tall Building Innovation Award: Al Bahar: Innovating the Intelligent Skin
Al Bahar Towers’ innovative dynamic façade opens and closes in response to the movement of the sun, creating a more comfortable internal environment for occupants...
25 April 2019
What Makes for Tall Building Innovation?
Daniel Safarik, CTBUH
In this paper, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat seeks to define “innovation” in terms of the potentially transformative technologies and practices for...
18 October 2012
Best Tall Building Innovation Award: Al Bahar: Innovating the Intelligent Skin
Al Bahar Towers’ innovative dynamic façade opens and closes in response to the movement of the sun, creating a more comfortable internal environment for occupants...
18 October 2012
As the inaugural winner of the Innovation Award, Peter Chipchase & Peter Oborn discuss the highly technical aspects of the Al Bahar Towers' dynamic shading...
05 February 2010
Dynamic Facades and Parametrics: Creating a New Vernacular?
Aedas presents their competition winning proposals for a new headquarters building for the Abu Dhabi Investment Council. The concept is derived from an algorithmic composition,...
1 January 2013
In looking to innovate high-rise design, nature and culture are the most resilient sources of inspiration.
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