Bahrain World Trade Center

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The Bahrain World Trade Center is a landmark twin-tower skyscraper in Manama notable for integrating large wind turbines into its design as a pioneering example of sustainable architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World Trade Center building
commercial building
landmark
skyscraper
twin-tower building
architecturalStyle postmodern architecture
city Manama
completionDate 2008
constructionStartDate early 2000s
continent Asia
country Bahrain
designIncorporates aerodynamic funneling of wind between towers
renewable energy generation
energySource electric grid
wind power
feature integrated wind turbines
skybridges
sustainable design elements
hasFunction business offices
retail areas
hasPart three large wind turbines
three skybridges
two sail-shaped towers
hasStatus completed building
height approximately 240 metres
approximately 787 feet
locatedNear King Faisal Highway in Manama
Manama waterfront
location Manama
surface form: Manama, Bahrain
material concrete
glass
steel
notableFor example of sustainable architecture in the Middle East
pioneering integration of large-scale wind turbines into a skyscraper
numberOfFloors 50
numberOfTowers 2
numberOfWindTurbines 3
openingDate 2008
primaryUse commercial space
office space
region Middle East
Persian Gulf
sustainabilityFeature on-site renewable energy generation
reduced carbon footprint compared to conventional towers
symbolOf innovation in green building design
modernization of Bahrain
windTurbineDiameter approximately 29 metres
approximately 95 feet

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Manama hosts Bahrain World Trade Center
Bahrain Financial Harbour near Bahrain World Trade Center