Situation Middle East / UAE. Dubai / Burj Khalifa. XXxXxXXXXXskyscraper. 160 stories / leisure / business / residential. (Atkinson 2009) Construction technology. (Atkinson 2009) XXxXxXXXXX- failure on cost & time. (Dobson, 2011) Problems Solutions XXxXxXXXXX XXxXxXXXXXpackage. Money 2008 economic Sheik Khalifa – crisis. (Atkinson 2009) (Dobson, 2011) Y-shaped base / spiralling. Wind resistance (Atkinson (Atkinson 2009) 2009) XXxXxXXXXX Concrete (Atkinson 2009) Worked at night. (Atkinson 2009) Project Failure (cost / time) – Better plan (a plan that predicts Cost: ($876m = $1.5bn raw materials / – changes in world economies) changing XXxXxXXXXXchange 2008 crisis / / XXxXxXXXXXand adding luxury was a Armani Chain. (Dobson, 2011) mistake in 2008. (Barkley, 2012) Time: (9 months over 2005 2008 = – Same as 4. XXxXxXXXXX= 2005 2009. 4 months – no work. (Dobson, 2011) Evaluation Well-managed project team. (Dobson, 2011) Failure in project design properties but not XXxXxXXXXX. necessarily (Barkley, 2012) XXxXxXXXXX Tallest building: & influenced construction. (Barkley, 2012) XXxXxXXXXX= Sheik finish build (Atkinson 2009) Increase in business & tourism (Barkley, 2012) Could you predict financial crisis? (Barkley, 2012) XXxXxXXXXX. Economic benefits / (Barkley, Y-shape base structure & spiralling help wind 2012) resistance. (Atkinson 2009) Conclusion XXxXxXXXXX. Time (Barkley, 2012) Sydney house example. (Barkley, 2012) Burj Khalifa Answer Dubai, in the UAE, has recently built the tallest skyscraper in the world called the ‘Burj Khalifa’. It aspires to a height of 828m, has 160 stories and its innovative construction has changed construction technology, paving the way for a future of impressively high
Situation Middle East / UAE. Dubai / Burj Khalifa. XXxXxXXXXXskyscraper. 160 stories / leisure / business / residential. (Atkinson 2009) Construction technology. (Atkinson 2009) XXxXxXXXXX- failure on cost & time. (Dobson, 2011) Problems Money – XXxXxXXXXX 2008 economic crisis. (Dobson, 2011) Wind resistance (Atkinson 2009) Concrete XXxXxXXXXX (Atkinson 2009) Project Failure – (cost / time) Cost: ($876m = $1.5bn – raw materials / 2008 crisis / XXxXxXXXXXchange / Armani Chain. (Dobson, 2011) Time: (9 months over 2005 – 2008 = 2005 – 2009. XXxXxXXXXX= 4 months no work. (Dobson, 2011) Solutions Sheik Khalifa XXxXxXXXXXpackage. (Atkinson 2009) Y-shaped base / spiralling. (Atkinson 2009) Worked at night. (Atkinson 2009) Better plan (a plan that predicts changes in world economies) changing XXxXxXXXXXand adding luxury was a mistake in 2008. (Barkley, 2012) Same as 4. Evaluation Failure in project design properties but not necessarily XXxXxXXXXX. (Barkley, 2012) Sheik XXxXxXXXXX= finish build (Atkinson 2009) Could you predict financial crisis? (Barkley, 2012) Y-shape base structure & spiralling help wind resistance. (Atkinson 2009) Well-managed project team. (Dobson, 2011) Tallest building: XXxXxXXXXX & influenced construction. (Barkley, 2012) Increase in business & tourism (Barkley, 2012) Economic benefits / XXxXxXXXXX. (Barkley, 2012) Conclusion Time XXxXxXXXXX. (Barkley, 2012) Sydney house example. (Barkley, 2012) Burj Khalifa Answer Dubai, in the UAE, has recently built the tallest skyscraper in the world called the ‘Burj Khalifa’. It aspires to a height of 828m, has 160 stories and its innovative construction has changed construction technology, paving the way for a future of impressively high
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