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The 10 pages that link to Burj Khalifa, each with the reason it gives.

• Wind engineeringBroader topic: Its setbacks and changing geometry disrupt coherent wind forces on a very tall tower.

• DubaiBroader topic: It became a defining symbol of Dubai’s high-rise development and global image.

• Taipei 101Compared with: Burj Khalifa succeeded Taipei 101 as the world’s tallest building.

• TaperingBroader topic: Its stepped, tapering profile was designed to disrupt wind forces.

• DubaiBroader topic: It epitomizes the city’s pursuit of global visibility through monumental architecture.

• Emirate of DubaiBroader topic: It became a highly visible symbol of the emirate’s construction boom.

• Khalifa bin Zayed Al NahyanBroader topic: The tower was named in Khalifa's honor after Abu Dhabi supported Dubai during its debt crisis.

• Burj Al ArabCompared with: Both became global symbols of Dubai, but one is a hotel and the other a supertall tower.

• Mohammed bin Rashid Al MaktoumBroader topic: Its construction became the most visible symbol of Dubai’s development strategy.

• Alain RobertRelated: Robert climbed the tower in 2011 using a safety harness, unlike his usual rope-free ascents.