Tallest structure on Earth to be revealed in April 2024

The revamped design for the mega-project Dubai Creek Tower, which will be one of the new global marvels and the future tallest structure on Earth, will be unveiled in April 2024. The founder of the Dubai-based building business Emaar Properties, Mohammed Alabbar, discussed the specifics.
He said the building of this tower in the vicinity of Dubai Creek, where Dubai Harbor is situated, might start as early as August 2024. The skyscraper is anticipated to not only become a new architectural icon for the Emirates but also their undeniable architectural icon.
It should be remembered that Dubai Creek Tower’s development was halted in 2020. Originally, the plan called for building a 1,300-meter tower with a panoramic observation deck that looked out over the Ras Al Khor Nature Reserve and was inspired by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
The Spanish-Swiss architect Santiago Calatrava is responsible for the Dubai Creek Tower’s physical manifestation. Construction was initially expected to be completed in 2021, however the foundation was actually placed in 2016.
Emaar Properties announced in August 2022 that it had agreed to buy the Dubai Creek Harbor megaproject from Dubai Holding for AED 7.5 billion (about $2 billion). Due to the cash and Emaar shares used in the deal, Dubai Holding became Emaar’s second-largest stakeholder.
The Dubai Creek Harbor project had property sales of AED 4.2 billion in 2021 and AED 3.6 billion in the first half of 2022, according to figures provided by Emaar. This massive development will eventually include a combination of residential, business, and retail establishments covering 100 million square feet in total.
A mixture of residential and business space, Dubai Creek Harbor is encircled by a beautiful setting. It is only ten minutes from the heart of Dubai yet is twice as large at six square kilometers.
A charming promenade, many quaint eateries with patios, and the luxurious Vida Creek Harbor hotel are all located in this region. It is intended to open a number of other intriguing things here in the near future.