The Tower, Monument, Jewel, Icon, Burj Dubai will be known by many names. But only a privileged group of people will call it home. There are a select few who possess the vision, resources, and the opportunity to live in the world’s tallest building. If you have that opportunity, you are assured not just unparalleled luxury, but a place in history. And in Dubai’s future.

Burj Dubai reflects not only the unique desert light, but the unique culture and environment of Dubai.
In every part of the world, the most enduring buildings are those that learn from the surrounding culture, geography and natural history. No stranger to Middle Eastern design, Adrian Smith incorporated patterns from traditional Islamic architecture into Burj Dubai.But above all, he drew inspiration from a flower. The Hymenocallis is a plant that is widely cultivated in Dubai, in India and throughout this region. The flower’s harmonious structure is one of the organizing principles in the tower’s design.

The best materials. The finest architecture. The work of the most sought-after designers. One of the pleasures of life at Burj Dubai is constantly discovering new examples of this guiding philosophy.
It is a simple principle, but one that is extremely difficult to achieve: to set a new world standard for quality. It requires attention to every detail – both the ones that people encounter daily and the ones few will ever see. It means using the world’s finest concrete and steel to quietly support the world’s most luxurious surfaces. It means finding the right structural engineers to maximize window area, and then the top designers who will do magic with the extra light.