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"Not wanting to be left behind by Saudi Arabia and Dubai, the country of Bahrain has been approving some interesting and eye-popping developments in the realm of green architecture. Especially interesting is the new Bahrain World Trade Center located in the city of Manama. The 50-story... more
Reviewed by Moody834 Mar 28 2007, 07:54pm ( 5 reviews ) • inhabitat.com
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Rated by RR16 on Aug 27 2008, 7:00am
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Rated by thetiger2069 on Mar 31 2007, 4:01pm
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Rated by Korayem on Mar 31 2007, 10:59am
Not wanting to be left behind by Saudi Arabia and Dubai, the country of Bahrain has been approving some interesting and eye-popping developments in the realm of green architecture. Especially interesting is the new Bahrain World Trade Center located in the city of Manama. The 50-story complex contains two identical towers that rise over 240 meters in height. The sail-shaped buildings offer a visually striking silhouette, appropriately referencing the maritime environment of this small Middle Eastern island, and boast one very unique feature -- 3 giant wind turbines tying the two "sails" together.
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Rated by Moody834 on Mar 28 2007, 7:54pm
"Not wanting to be left behind by Saudi Arabia and Dubai, the country of Bahrain has been approving some interesting and eye-popping developments in the realm of green architecture. Especially interesting is the new Bahrain World Trade Center located in the city of Manama. The 50-story complex contains two identical towers that rise over 240 meters in height. The sail-shaped buildings offer a visually striking silhouette, appropriately referencing the maritime environment of this small Middle Eastern island, and boast one very unique feature -- 3 giant wind turbines tying the two 'sails' together."
