Dubai: Burj Khalifa Gets Finishing Iconic Glass

Date: 30 July 2012

The world’s tallest building the Burj Khalifa had received some finishing on its facade that has gotten over the major technical challenges and brings it closer to completion.

Reports from Architizer.com indicated that the Burj Khalifa received the installation of the so-called Guardian SunGuard glass that allows it to overcome the glare it poses to extend on surrounding areas within a metre radius.

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