Jeddah Tower Group 7
Jeddah Tower Group 7
Jeddah Tower Group 7
GROUP 7
1829 ADITYA GOSAVI
1810 VARADRAJ BORDE
1817 VINAYAK CHIPLUNKAR
1824 PUSHPAK GAIKAR
1835 VAIBHAV KADAM
1860 LAVANYA SOPARKAR
1867 UDAY WANJARI
INTRODUCTION
External walls
The exterior wall or cladding represents a significant portion of the investment in a building of this type.
Vertical modules of 4m height and 1.5m wide are used.
Although the tower looks like a fully glazed building, the overall vision glass to spandrel area ratio is actually 50:50.
To maintain the glass from accumulation of dust, preventing and limiting the amount of exterior wall surfaces at a macro level and at a micro level by
limiting or even eliminating the use of projected elements off the glass surface.
he facade access system as tried and tested in Bhurj Khalifa completely washes the windows and cleans the exterior walls at least four times a year.
166k square meters of cladding are catered using this system
SKY TERRACE AT LEVEL 157 CANOPIES
• The client asked for the inclusion of a helipad to be mostly used by • Softer lines were sculpted and more detailed sun studies were developed to
the owner or visitors of the super-penthouse at level 157. address the required extent of the canopy elements to stop direct solar
• The original design placed it at this level, where it would be the radiation onto the lobbies’ clear glass cable walls.
platform from which to access or leave the Majelis (lounge) of
the penthouse via helicopter. • The final design shows three extended, softly curved canopies that coverthe
• However, further studies and consultation with experienced main lobbiesand extend horizontally to protect parking ramp entries .
helicopter pilots and the wind engineering consultants • Further development of the canopies’ cladding components was
suggested that the helipad location would make taking off or considered and added in the next phase of Kingdom Tower development
landing maneuvers extremelydangerous. to address harvesting of concentrated sun rays and their use in energy
• But by this point, the design for the helipad was integrated and
production.
accepted as part of the overall tower design.
• It was decided that the feature’s new use would be as a “sky
terrace” serving Level 157. It will be the highest terrace in the
world when completed at an elevation of 630 meter