University & College Architecture Trip To Dubai
Gaining worldwide attention with its innovative construction projects, Dubai will embolden students of architecture and inspire their coursework and projects.
We’ll plan, book and organise a straightforward and enjoyable course trip to Dubai for you and your students.
Highlights
The graceful curves of Burj Al Arab
Burj Khalifa, tallest building in the world
Manmade Palm and the World Islands
Visit to a housing project
Epping Forest CollegeAm amazing experience for my students, perhaps an experience some of them will never take part in again in their life. All aspects were brilliant
What's included*
*Please note, entrance fees where applicable are not included in typical price – contact us for more details
Recommended excursions
The tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa stands at 828m – seven times the height of Big Ben. Take the high-speed lift to the Observation Deck ‘At the Top’ on the 124th floor, where you can easily spot The World, the three Palm developments and other Dubai landmarks. Up to 13,000 workers built Burj Khalifa, at times putting up a new floor in just three days.
Marvel at Dubai’s greatest construction project – manmade archipelagos, created using rock blasted from nearby mountains and sand dredged from the bottom of the Persian Gulf. They will increase Dubai’s shoreline by several hundred miles, and provide space for luxury apartments. Palm Jumeirah is shaped like a giant palm tree and can be seen from space.
The graceful structure of the Burj al Arab – Tower of the Arabs – is instantly recognisable, its shape mimicking the sail of a ship. At 321, it is the fourth-tallest hotel in the world, and is set on an artificial island out from Jumeirah beach. It offers ‘seven star’ luxury, with a fleet of white Rolls-Royces on the forecourt and dancing fountains in the foyer.
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