Why Burj Khalifa is so famous?

We’ve been to some of the world’s most notable record-breakers, including the world’s largest pumpkin festival, the world’s northernmost city, and the world’s largest wine barrel, among other places. Not only is the Burj Khalifa the world’s tallest structure, but it also smashes a number of other world records in the process.

The towers over Dubai are at 828 meters. It towers over the Eiffel Tower and the Empire State Building. If laid end to end, its components would cover a fifth of the globe. Its cloud-piercing height is one among its most striking features.

This holds six other world records besides being the highest structure. This also has the world’s tallest freestanding building, highest occupied floor, highest outdoor observation deck, longest elevator travel distance, and tallest service elevator. It facts include how much the materials weigh. Concrete weighs as much as 100,000 elephants.

The Burj Khalifa boasts the world’s longest single-running elevator at 140 stories. The Burj Khalifa elevators are among the world’s fastest, at 10 m/s. The Burj Khalifa elevator trip to the 124th level observation deck is only one minute.
Its sphere can be seen from up to 95 kilometers away, according to a little-known statistic.

During peak construction, 12,000 employees per day were employed on the Burj Khalifa. When discussing the Burj Khalifa, one cannot ignore the materials and man-hours used. This tower needed 110,000 tonnes of concrete, 55,000 tonnes of steel rebar, and 22 million man-hours to build.

This is also built to mimic the Hymenocallis flower. The spire is fashioned from the central core. The world’s highest structure has a lot of stats. It’s a multi-use building including restaurants, a hotel, apartments, offices, and observation decks.