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Kuwait
Towers
The
Kuwait Towers is a group of three high-rise towers in the city of Kuwait. It
was officially opened on 26 February 1977 and is classified as a landmark and
symbol of modern Kuwait.
The
main tower is 187 meters high and holds two areas, carries the lowest area in
the lower half and has a water tank capacity of 4,500 cubic meters. In the
upper half there is a restaurant that can accommodate 90 people, a cafe, a
lounge and a reception hall. The upper field, which rises to 123 meters above
sea level and completes its entire role every 30 minutes,
The
second tower is 147 meters high and serves as a water tower, the third tower is
equipment to control the flow of electricity and illuminates the two towers,
and these three towers are referred to as the tower structure of Kuwait in
singular.
The
towers were designed by Danish architect Bjørn Malin as part of a water
distribution project run by a Swedish engineering company since 1997. The
company's president is named Lindström Sonne.
Five
model groups of water towers were built, but the Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Jaber
Al-Ahmad, wanted the design to be more attractive than ten different designs
and offered three to the Emir, who chose one.
A
part of the Kuwait Towers was dropped by the Swedish company, which commissioned
the actual construction work to Energoprojekt from Belgrade, Yugoslavia. These
towers were built in reinforced concrete and prestressed concrete, and the main
tower was opened to the public.
1
March 1979.
The
Kuwait Tower Group refers to the ideals of humanity and technology symbolized
by the world, and the missile.
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