The Most Beautiful Building In The World

Museum of the Future

Another landmark tower, named the world's most beautiful building, has recently opened in Dubai. The building is actually a museum dedicated to the future, dubbed the 'Museum of the Future.'

Futuristic designs

The nine-year-in-the-making museum has a colossal seven-story circular edifice with a height of 77 meters and a floor area of 30,000 square meters. The massive edifice is just a short distance from the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, another renowned landmark that has long been a part of Dubai's skyline.

A living museum

According to a news release, the Museum is a permanent display of exciting ideas for humanity's future and a global center for inspiration, creativity, and the creation of solutions to challenges and possibilities in human progress. During a glitzy opening ceremony on Tuesday, Mohammed Al Gergawi, UAE Minister for Cabinet Affairs and Chairman of the Dubai Future Foundation, said, "The Museum of the Future is a 'living museum,' constantly adapting and metamorphosing as its very environment drives continual and iterative change to its exhibits and attractions."

Made of Steel

The structure, designed by Killa Design architect Shaun Killa, is a remarkable accomplishment of computer-aided design and engineering. The façade alone took 18 months to build and consists of a complicated assemblage of four-layer composite material panels, each needing over 16 process stages. It is made of stainless steel and contains 1,024 pieces of art fabricated utilizing robots uniquely equipped to generate the demanding designs.

Renewable Always

The museum is lit by 14,000 meters of light lines that trace Arabic calligraphy and symbolize three future comments from Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai. A specialized solar park provides the museum with 4,000 megawatt-hours of solar electricity each year.

Spacious inside

The Museum has a number of interactive exhibits where the general public may learn about and be inspired by many areas of future thinking. The museum's multi-use auditorium, which can hold over 1,000 people, and an unique hall for interactive lectures and workshops, which can hold over 345 people, are at its heart.

Here are the top 10 world's most beautiful buildings

Consider these beautiful sites to influence your trip ideas in the future.

1. St. Paul's Cathedral, England

2. Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

3. Westminster Abbey, England

4. Osaka Castle, Japan

5. St. Basil's Cathedral, Russia

6. Casa Mila, Spain

7. Florence Cathedral, Italy

8. Taj Mahal, India

9. Dancing House, Czech Republic

10. Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany