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Thursday, 22 May 2008
NZ Herald
You could say Greg Sang has reached the peak of his profession. The Kiwi is in charge of building Burj Dubai, the world's tallest building, in the frantic heart of the United Arab Emirates. This Middle Eastern monster has already reached a breathtaking 160 levels or 650m. But still it grows terrifyingly, already twice the height of Auckland's SkyTower and four times as tall as the Vero office block in downtown Auckland. No one knows where the Burj...
Exclusive photos, at the bottom of Burj Dubai construction site Dubai, UAE, November 2007
photo: WN / Guillaume Poulet-Mathis


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