Overview
Photographic documentation by Ahmad Alnaji provides visual evidence of the Ciel Dubai Marina, a recently completed supertall skyscraper in Dubai. This structure, designed by architecture studio NORR, has been identified as the world's tallest hotel. Its completion in November of an unspecified year marked its establishment as a prominent architectural landmark.
Research Context
The Ciel Dubai Marina's status as the world's tallest hotel is based on its height, measured at 377 meters. This dimension positions it above the previously recognized tallest hotel-only building, the Gevora Hotel, also located in Dubai, which stands at 356 meters. The architectural design was executed by NORR architecture studio.
Approach
The primary method of presenting information regarding the Ciel Dubai Marina's completion and architectural characteristics is through photographic capture. Ahmad Alnaji, identified as the founder, is credited with producing these photographs. The visual evidence aims to document the structure and its scale.
Findings
- The Ciel Dubai Marina has a total height of 377 meters.
- It has been completed and opened in November of an unspecified year.
- The architecture studio responsible for its design is NORR.
- It is located in Dubai.
- The structure holds the distinction of being the world's tallest hotel-only building.
- Its height of 377 meters exceeds that of the Gevora Hotel, which stands at 356 meters.
- The Gevora Hotel was previously recognized as the world's tallest hotel, and is also located in Dubai.
- Photographs documenting the Ciel Dubai Marina were captured by Ahmad Alnaji.