Dubai Creek Tower, the global symbol in the heart of the six sq km Dubai Creek Harbour, has finished concrete positioning for the pile cap two months in advance of scheduled completion. The concrete pouring started in September in 2015 and got to over 50 per cent completion in January 2018.

Dubai Creek Tower's pile cap is an approximately 20m thick multi-layered, tiered reinforced concrete top that covers and moves the lots to the structure hairpins. With this landmark, 50,000 cubic meters of concrete has been poured, weighing regarding 120,000 tonnes or the weight of the CN Tower in Canada. About 16,000 tonnes of steel support has likewise been positioned, just over two times the weight of the Eiffel Tower.

In October 2016, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed marked the ground-breaking of the tower, with the foundation job accomplished in a document time. The tower's 145 barrette stacks were checked to a world document load of 36,000 tonnes and laid 72 metres deep to strongly secure the super-structure.

Over 450 experienced professionals from throughout the world are dealing with site highlighting the global cooperation that notes the construction of the new famous framework. Developed by Spanish/Swiss engineer and engineer Santiago Calatrava Valls, Dubai Creek Tower will certainly showcase a number of observation decks such as the Peak Area and VIP Observation Garden Decks.

Dubai Creek Tower will include incredible economic value to Dubai Creek Harbour, a mixed-use advancement situated near the Ras Al Khor Wild Animals Shelter that is the home of over 67 species of water birds and is shielded by the UNESCO Ramsar Convention.