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Dubai gets world’s most beautiful building. The Museum of the Future received a gala opening in Dubai, heralding the arrival of another much-awaited landmark in the UAE that has been nine years in the making. The Museum of the Future is the latest addition to Dubai’s bold architectural endeavours with futuristic designs. Let us take a look at some of the stunning photos of the the Museum of the Future:
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A sprawling seven-storeyed circular building standing at 77 meters, spread across 30,000 square meters, this imposing structure is situated just a stone’s throw away from the world’s tallest construction, the Burj Khalifa, another iconic structure that has been an intrinsic part of Dubai’s skyline. (PTI Photo)
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The Museum is a permanent exhibition of inspiring visions for the future of humanity and a global centre for inspiration, innovation and the development of solutions to challenges and opportunities in human development. (Reuters Photo)
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Designed by architect Shaun Killa of Killa Design, the building was conceived as an architectural and cultural icon, and is a remarkable feat of computer-aided design and engineering. (Reuters Photo)
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Made of stainless steel, consisting of 1,024 pieces of art manufactured using robots uniquely able to create the demanding shapes, the façade alone was constructed over a period of 18 months, and comprises a complex assembly of four-layer composite material panels each requiring over 16 process steps. (PTI Photo)
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The museum is fed with 4,000 megawatt-hours per year of solar power generated by a dedicated solar park and meets the highest global standards of sustainability. (Reuters Photo)
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It is illuminated by 14,000 meters of light lines, tracing Arabic calligraphy representing three quotes on the future by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. (Reuters Photo)
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The Museum contains a series of experiential displays for the general public to visit and be inspired by different aspects of future thinking. (AP Photo)
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