This document provides an overview of the luxurious Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai and the rapid development occurring in the city. It describes the Burj Al Arab as the only 7-star hotel in the world, built in just 18 months. Rooms range from $7,500 to $15,000 per night, with numerous high-end amenities like pools, bars, restaurants, and tennis courts. The document outlines future projects in Dubai like the Burj Tower, planned to be the world's tallest building in 2008, and "Dubailand," which will be the largest theme park. It highlights the city's immense growth, with 15% of the world's large towers under construction in Dubai,

2. ¿Remember this?
Yes, yes it is the little hotel in
Dubai.

3. This is the Burj Al Arab, the only 7 stars hotel
in the world, it was built in only 18 months...
And opened its doors in 2003.....

4. This hotel is in Dubai, in theThis hotel is in Dubai, in the
Arab Emirates. Yes, a lot ofArab Emirates. Yes, a lot of
oil and a lot of money....oil and a lot of money....

5. Just to go in and “see it” costs 60 € .
Can you imagine what it would cost to
spend the night?…..

6. ... In a little room like this one....

7. Or this one....

8. Let me tell you: you can enjoy one night
in a luxury suite from $7,500 to
$15,000 the most expensive...

9. This is the panoramic suite
for $ 8.250 the night...

10. You need to add what it will cost you
to dine in this restaurant

11. Once you are there you can swim in one
of the numerous pools....

12. Or perhaps take a bath in something
more “simple” and intimate...

13. You can have a drink in
one the numerous bars...

14. .... and be always in a “meeting”...

15. ... or play a tennis match with Nadal...

16. Crazy isn’t it? And who will worry if
you lost a ball?…. For the price of
one hour of court you can buy
hundreds of balls...

17. And take a look at the “Indoor Winter Season”
You can ski down the slope while
everyone else is outside in an 85º F...
Yes it is also inDubai

19. It was like this a couple of years ago...

20. And now... finished, How do you like it?,
colosal, isn’t it?...
(look at the size of the palm trees...)

21. My friends... We are seeing the city with the
biggest growing rate in the world...
Would you like to see some of the inmediate
future projects?... Take a tissue to clean your
drooling....

22. 15% of the large towers being built in the world are
in Dubai... Can you imagine the problem in
operating these cranes

23. This is a “virtual model” of the Burj Tower
In 2008, it will be the tallest is the world.

25. This is the beginning....

26. From another angle

27. This is the
biggest theme
park in the
world and it
will be finished
in 2009
“Dubailand”

28. We will see dinosaurs in true size...

29. This is the Residential Jumeirah Beach
40 blocks of buildings

31. Work is done day and night

32. This is a drawing with the development of the
“Marina Dubai” zone
5. “Los jardines de Alá”
6. “Las Islas Jumeirah”
7. Torres del Lago Jumeirah
8. Ciudad Internacional de
Dubai
1. La Palmera Jebel Alí
2. La Palmera Jumeirah
3. “El Mundo”
4. Zona Comercial

33. The “Jumeirah Palm” is the “smallest” palm”
we saw in the drawing...

34. These are the homes in the leaf of
the palm

35. This is an aerial view from the plane
Look at the Hotel Burj Al Arab

36. Aerial view of the Jumeirah zone.....

37. This is the trunk of the palm

38. This is “The World”: Imitating a world map, the group of
islands only costs USA$7 millions.
Note: To go to your private island you
need a helicopter or a boat.

39. This is how it was
done…..

40. Finally, take a look
at this rotating
skyscraper....

41. This tower has a height of
250 meters and 59 floors
mounted in a concrete core
which will serve as a rotating
shaft. The floors will be pre-
assembled and then
attached to the core of the
building.
Each floor will rotate
separate from the others.
The velocity will be slow and
not noticed by the residents.

42. The tower will have
solar and aeolian
electric system
generators to be self-
sufficient.
The project is Italianproject is Italian
and has not begun yet.and has not begun yet.
It is predicted that itsIt is predicted that its
construction, will lastconstruction, will last
two and a half years.
The projected cost will
be around 500 million
dollars.