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Burj Khalifa

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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AdrianDSmith

With notable supertall skyscrapers such as the Buri Khalifa,

Jin Mao Tower and the Trump International Hotel & Tower

to his name, Adrian D. Smith is one of the most recognized

and respected architects in the world today.

Born in Chicago in 1944, Adrian moved to the

West Coast as a young child and was brought up in San

Clemente, California. Growing up next to the ocean

and beach instilled in him a respect for the relationship

between a building and its environment. And this “sense of

place”, as he described it, would later play a major part in

his work as an architect.

After studying at Texas A&M University, a chance

encounter back in California led him to a apply for a job with

the renowned architect company, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

(SOM), in Chicago. In 1967, Adrian began his thirty nine year

career with the company working on the John Hancock

Center. From 1980 to 2003 Adrian was a Design Partner in the

Chicago oﬃce of SOM and a Consulting Design Partner from

2004 to 2006. Adrian also served as the SOM’s Chief Executive

Oﬃcer (1993 to 1995). He was the Chairman for the SOM

Foundation (1990 to 1995) which serves to recognize and

nurture students in architecture, design, urban design and

structural engineering.

After nearly four decades with Skimore, Owings &

Merrill (1967–2006), Smith left to found his own ﬁrm

(Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture) with Gordon Gill

and Robert Forest.

Projects under his design direction have won over 90

major awards for design excellence, including ﬁve international

awards, eight National AIA awards, 22 Chicago AIA awards,

and two ULI Awards

for Excellence. Smith’s

work at SOM has been

featured in major

museums in the United

States, South America,

Europe, Asia and the

Middle East. He is a

Senior Fellow of the

Design Futures Council.

Adrian D. Smith (Image: Emaar Properties)

Placeholder (Adrian Smith)

Envisioned as the tallest structure in the world and the

ﬂagship building for the Downtown Dubai development,

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill was selected to carry out the

architecture and engineering of the Burj Khalifa project,

and gave Adrian D. Smith the role of the chief architect.

In 2003 Adrian said “Burj Khalifa is an interesting project

because there is very little context for a building of this

height to draw from in Dubai. The city has a heritage similar

to Bahrain – it’s a historic Middle Eastern trading port with

lots of desert and the same water conditions, but here I am

trying to connect on a more organic level.”.

The structure is all reinforced concrete below the spire.

The spire above the observation ﬂoors are steel. Architecturally,

the building is transition from a solid base expression to

a vertically expressed middle section of polished stainless

steel projected metal ﬁns and glass. Adrian wanted to use only

vertical elements here because the ﬁne dust in Dubai’s air

would build up on any horizontal projecting elements.

They have sandstorms quite frequently so in order to reduce

maintenance costs the tower has virtually no horizontal ledges.

BurjKhalifa

Product specificaties

Merk:	Lego
Categorie:	Speelgoed
Model:	Burj Khalifa
Kleur van het product:	Grijs
Aanbevolen leeftijd (min):	12 jaar
Duurzaamheidscertificaten:	Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Mix
Voorgesteld geslacht:	Jongen/meisje
Aantal stuks:	208 stuk(s)
Type product:	Bouwpakket
Gemonteerde afmetingen:	100 x 250 mm