- The development comprises two individual buildings: Emirates Office Tower and Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel.
- Construction began in 1997 and was completed by April 2000.
- The architect of the project was Hazel W.S. Wong.
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The Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel has 40 luxury suites: exactly 10% of its rooms.
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As of September 2017, the hotel was the second-tallest completed all-hotel building in the world, surpassed only by the Burj Al Arab (also in Dubai).
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The Emirates Office Tower was completed in November 1999 and has an absolute "official" height of precisely 354.6 metres.
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The two towers have a total usable floor area of 140,000 sq m and are connected by a 9,000 sq m retail boulevard.
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The design of the towers draws on earth, sun and moon, the three Heavenly Bodies of Islam.
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In January 2020 the Dubai Future District was launched, connecting Emirates Towers, The Dubai World Trade Center (DWTC) and the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) to create a hub to develop the ‘new economy’ announced by HH Sheikh Mohammed in the 4 January 2020 Document. In it he pledged to continue working on developing the emirate by welcoming national and international talents; building new partnerships that create job opportunities; providing financing to entrepreneurs and startups; adopting initiatives that facilitate the establishment of new companies; and the launch of innovative ideas to design the economy of the future.
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The Dubai Future District is expected to be the Middle East’s biggest future economy-focused district, with a future economy research centre, incubators and accelerators, and an innovative space for future economy pioneers.
Sub-buildings
Emirates Towers comprises two sub-buildings:
Emirates Towers Outlets
There are a number of outlets currently open in Emirates Towers.
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