Dubai's One Za'abeel opened to the public, its twin towers joined by The Link, a 230-metre skybridge that went on to set the Guinness World Record for longest cantilevered building.
One Za'abeel in Dubai was completed in December 2023 and officially opened on 10 February 2024; construction began in January 2016[2]
Its two towers (68 floors, 305 m and 59 floors, 235 m) are joined 100 m above ground by The Link, a 230 m skybridge with a cantilever of about 67.3 m[2][3]
Guinness World Records recognised The Link as the longest cantilevered building (title dated 1 March 2024, announced 26 March 2024)[2][3]
The Link was lifted in two phases over 16 days without closing four lanes of traffic: an 8,500+ tonne steel structure with over 110 jacks, then a 900-tonne cantilever section[2][3]
Nikken Sekkei was architect, Ithra Dubai (Investment Corporation of Dubai) the developer, ALEC the contractor; it houses a One&Only resort, SIRO hotel, restaurants and the UAE's longest suspended infinity pool[2][3]
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