Dubai Creek Tower by Emaar is nothing less than perfect. The tower is designed by the extremely creative Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava. His design is a mixture of Arab minarets and the lily flower, in addition to Calatrava’s own vision that became this wonder.
The innovation in design is not the only triumph of the tower. So far the tallest building known is Burj Khalifa Tower but compared to Dubai Creek Tower, the latter is about 100 meters taller.

Dubai Creek Tower Location
The tower is located in Dubai Creek Harbour, overlooking Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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Nearby Attractions
Here are some of the most famous attractions close to the tower.
- Dubai International Airport: 14 minutes away
- Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary: 14 minutes away
- Mohamed Bin Rashid Library: 15 minutes away
- Dubai Mall: 20 minutes away
- Dubai Square: 23 minutes away.
Facilities
There are great facilities that help make life more enjoyable and relaxed. Here are the most remarkable facilities available:
- The observation deck of the creek tower will feature the world’s highest elevated gardens which is inspired by the historic hanging gardens of Babylon,
- The tower will be like a lighthouse, making Dubai Creek will be luminous at night
- It includes 10 observation decks; you can have a complete view of Dubai Creek Harbour and the surrounding areas.
If this is only the outside design, imagine what the tower will be like on the inside!

Interesting Facts About Dubai Creek Tower Project
- The tower is also named Burj Al Khor (Al Khor Tower) in Arabic.
- Dubai Creek Tower’s main contractor Santiago Calatrava is also the Expo 2020 national UAE pavilion designer.
Did you know? Some of the world’s best architects were in fierce competition to land the iconic project, bound to make history as the tallest building ever.
In the end, it was Calatrava who pitched the winning idea for the design, taking into consideration energy efficiency, sustainability, and protection.
- Dubai Creek Tower’s height in meters is expected to be about 1300 meters.
- The tower floors are expected to be 210 in total.
Did you know? The tower will have various visually stunning balconies rotating outside the main structure of the building.
- You can see all of Dubai Creek Harbour and Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary from the tower’s observation decks.
In addition, the Pinnacle Room is the highlight of the ten observation decks, offering unmatched 360 panoramic views of the entire city.

- The tower is designed to look like a cable of networks as part of the overall lily-shaped structure. The delicate cables complete the leaves of the lily while the lighting beacon is the flower bud in an oval shape.
- There will be VIP observation garden decks that will be reserved exclusively for special visitors.
- It is planned to be a tourist attraction and a commercial center.
Moreover, the ground level of the building will serve as a Central Plaza, a space for high-end retail shops, elegant eateries, education venues, and an auditorium.
- There are some talks as well that there will be a very high mosque, the highest in the world so far. Sounds quite magical.
- This wonder costs around $1 billion.
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Opening Date
Dubai Creek Tower’s opening date is not set yet as the project is still in progress. However, the Dubai Creek Tower completion date is set to be 2025.
FAQ
1. When will Dubai Creek Tower be Finished?
It’s set to be completed in 2025 and is expected to become a prominent landmark in the area.
2. Why Did They Stop the Dubai Creek Tower’s Construction?
The construction was delayed due to the pandemic; it’s considered one of the biggest investments in real estate, as the cost of the Dubai Creek Tower is almost $1 billion.
3. How Many floors Are There in the Dubai Creek Tower?
The tower is planned to have 210 floors.
4. Is it Possible to Enter the Dubai Creek Tower?
Yes, once it’s open as it is currently under construction. However, you can use water taxis or wooden dhows to travel along Dubai Creek River and take a tour of Dubai Creek Harbour’s luxurious residential and commercial spaces.
3. What Is the Current Progress of Dubai Creek Tower?
As of 2023, construction of the tower has only reached the basement level. In addition, due to COVID-19, the operator of this project and its surroundings, Emaar Properties, briefly halted construction in 2020.
Finally, this project is expected to be a futuristic milestone that will not just take Dubai forward and make it one of the most important cities in the world, but all of the UAE.