Mohammed bin Rashid attends the laying of the last piece of the facade of the Museum of the Future

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, affirmed that the Museum of the Future represents a global architectural and engineering icon that will be used to build human miracles capable of using the museum to build a better future, noting that the museum is an Emirati piece of the future of building engineering.


His Highness pointed out that the Museum of the Future speaks the Arabic language and combines our Arab originality with our global aspirations. It is a global engineering icon but speaks the Arabic language.

His Highness added, "Our goal is not to build engineering miracles ... Our goal is to build human miracles that can use the museum to build a better future. Dubai continues to build ... the UAE continues to accomplish ... the world continues to move and progress for those who know what they want."

This came during the presence of His Highness placing the last piece in the facade of the "Museum of the Future", marking the preparation for the final stage of construction of the future edifice that embodies the level of engineering and scientific creativity in which the leadership of the UAE in the creativity, design and manufacture of unique engineering and architectural achievements, and it has become a prominent landmark in addition to the distinct urban landmarks of the Emirate Dubai.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum added: "The Museum of the Future, along with the Emirates Towers, the World Financial Center and the Trade Center, will be the most innovative, innovative and influential area in the future industry and advancing the process of sustainability and development."

He stressed that the museum won international fame before its opening thanks to its unique design, and it will be a title of urban excellence when it opens.

His Highness inspected the work developments on the exterior facade of the museum at the project site in the Dubai Future District, where His Highness listened to a detailed explanation from the Dubai Future Foundation team, which is overseeing the project, on the most prominent design aspects, engineering methods and advanced technological solutions that have been employed in the achievement of the most streamlined urban landmark. World level.

His Highness was accompanied during the tour by His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Chairman of the Executive Council and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Dubai Future Foundation, His Highness Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Deputy Ruler of Dubai, and Muhammad Abdullah Al Gergawi, Minister of Cabinet Affairs and Deputy Chairman of the Board of Trustees And managing director of the Dubai Future Foundation.

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The museum is also linked by two bridges, the first extending to Jumeirah Emirates Towers, with a length of 69 meters, and the second linking it to the Emirates Towers metro station, with a length of 212 meters.

The museum is fed by 4,000 megawatts of electricity that was produced through solar energy, through a special station connected to the museum, which was built in cooperation with the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, which will make the museum upon completion the first museum in the Middle East to obtain Platinum accreditation for leadership in designing energy systems. Environmental protection LEED, the highest green building rating in the world.

The park surrounding the Museum of the Future embraces 80 species and species of plants, equipped with a state-of-the-art intelligent and automatic irrigation system.

The façade of the museum consists of 1,024 artifacts entirely manufactured by robots and uniquely executed, as the façade panels were produced using automated robotic arms in a first in the region.

Each plate consists of 4 layers, and there are 16 process steps for a single plate to be produced.

Each panel is installed and installed separately, as the installation period of the external facade lasted more than 18 months.

The total façade area is 17,600 sq.m.

The facade of the Museum of the Future, spanning an area of ​​17,000 square meters and lit by 14,000 meters of lighting lines, is adorned with inspirational quotes by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai in Arabic calligraphy.

The Arabic calligraphy was designed by Emirati artist Matar Bin Lahej.

Among the quotes of His Highness engraved on the wall of the outdoor museum: "You will not live hundreds of years, but you can create something that lasts hundreds of years."

International Awards


The Museum of the Future is considered an unparalleled urban icon around the world, and it won the Tikla International Building Award as a unique architectural model, as there is no building in the world that was constructed based on similar technologies and relied on special technologies that distinguished it from other buildings.

Autodesk Design Software stated that the Museum of the Future is one of the most innovative buildings in the world .. The building was designed by Engineer Sean Keila to offer visitors an interactive experience that is the first of its kind.

An engineering miracle and the


architectural and engineering design of the Museum of the Future is an engineering miracle, as it appears, after the completion of its external façade, as if it floats without foundations, pillars or columns, thanks to the use of the latest technologies that reinforced its title as the most streamlined buildings in the world.

In the design of its iconic exterior, meticulous engineering calculations were used through advanced software on giant computers with ultra-fast processors to calculate the best, most durable and responsive curve formulas in the design of its foundations, its solid metal structure and its unique external interface.


An incubator for future ideas, technology and projects

Contrary to the usual concept of museums that are displayed behind closed windows, the eras of the past, its masterpieces and its encounter, the Museum of the Future is distinguished from traditional museums around the world by being the first to provide an incubator for innovative ideas, technology and future projects, and a global destination for inventors and entrepreneurs .. The museum also provides its patrons with a set of immersive experiences. It enables them to learn about future technology that will change people's lives.

Unique design style


The Museum of the Future with its unique design, which simulates in its flow the art of Arabic calligraphy and the luster of liquid metal, is one of the most famous modern urban designs in the world and the most distinctive in terms of architecture and the unique elements of the shape of its exterior designed in a special engineering style that employs the latest advanced technologies in the design and construction processes The museum’s engineering infrastructure was developed in cooperation between "BAM International", the main contractor, and "Borough Happold Engineering Consultants", the body designing the engineering structure.

- An immersive experience, the


museum has seven floors that employ in its internal space the latest technologies of virtual and augmented reality, big data analysis, artificial intelligence and human machine interaction, to provide immersive experiences for visitors to the museum that answer many pressing questions related to the future of mankind, cities and human societies, and life on planet Earth down to space Outer.

Sustainability


The museum’s design is a model of sustainability in the future creative design, as its exterior façade was designed from advanced glass that was manufactured with new technologies specifically to improve the quality of interior lighting and external thermal insulation.

The use of energy-saving LED light bulbs extending into the exterior panels of 14 km long give the facade of the Museum of the Future an attractive appearance, especially at night.

The museum also provides an integrated infrastructure to supply electric vehicles with clean energy.

The building generates its renewable energy from sunlight through an independent station for the museum to collect solar energy. The lighting systems can be fully controlled, adding an aesthetic touch to the Arabic calligraphy design and enhancing the splendor of the exterior design from various sides.

- Full fluidity and


in an unprecedented advanced technology in innovative construction in the world, the structure of the Museum of the Future is unique in a

complete flow

in which the glass facades, thermal, air and water insulation systems and the metal structure merge as a single homogeneous mass like a giant shiny drop like the metal mercury.


Future technologies

During the construction of the Museum of the Future, futuristic technologies are used that represent the interface of technology in the various stages of design, foundation, construction and cladding, as the requirements for the completion of the internal structure were calculated using advanced mathematical algorithms to include 2,400 crossed steel pieces and thousands of triangular pieces that enhance the durability of the external structure.


Eye on the future

The Museum of the Future is located in a privileged location in the heart of Dubai, with an eye on the future and its opportunities for the human community, within the "Dubai Future District" that includes the Emirates Towers, the 2071 area of ​​the Dubai Future Foundation, the Dubai World Trade Center and the Dubai International Financial Center, in an area that is the largest in the region to explore Designing and making the future economy.

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