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Israel-Hamas War 2025: Israel Attacking Lebanon
March 13, 2026, Saida, Lebanon: Rescue teams carrry a victm on a stretcher through debris after an Israeli airstrike targeted the top floor of a residential building in the Projects al-Hibah Al-Fawar area on the eastern outskirts of Sidon, South Lebanon. According to Lebanese health authorities, at least eight people were killed and nine others wounded in the strike, which caused significant destruction to the building and surrounding area. (Credit Image: © Abdul Kader Al Bay/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Israel-US Strike Iran: Netanyahu Visits Bet Shemesh Site
March 2, 2026, Bet Shemesh, Israel: Israeli Prime Minister BENJAMIN NETANYAHU (C) surveys the catastrophic damage at a residential site in Bet Shemesh following a direct hit from an Iranian ballistic missile. The strike, which occurred on Sunday, March 1, 2026, resulted in the deaths of nine civilians, including three siblings; Yaakov, 16, Avigail, 15, and Sarah Biton, 13. The missile directly impacted a public bomb shelter causing a total structural collapse that emergency responders described as the deadliest single incident within Israel since the start of Operation Roaring Lion. At least 28 others were injured in the blast, which leveled nearby homes and a public building.) surveys the catastrophic damage at a residential site in Bet Shemesh following a direct hit from an Iranian ballistic missile. The strike, which occurred on Sunday, March 1, 2026, resulted in the deaths of nine civilians, including three siblings; Yaakov, 16, Avigail, 15, and Sarah Biton, 13. The missile directly impacted a public bomb shelter causing a total structural collapse that emergency responders described as the deadliest single incident within Israel since the start of Operation Roaring Lion. At least 28 others were injured in the blast. (Credit Image: © Avi Ohayon/Israel Gpo via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Israel-US Strike Iran: Netanyahu Visits Bet Shemesh Site
March 2, 2026, Bet Shemesh, Israel: Israeli Prime Minister BENJAMIN NETANYAHU (L) surveys the catastrophic damage at a residential site in Bet Shemesh following a direct hit from an Iranian ballistic missile. The strike, which occurred on Sunday, March 1, 2026, resulted in the deaths of nine civilians, including three siblings; Yaakov, 16, Avigail, 15, and Sarah Biton, 13. The missile directly impacted a public bomb shelter causing a total structural collapse that emergency responders described as the deadliest single incident within Israel since the start of Operation Roaring Lion. At least 28 others were injured in the blast. (Credit Image: © Avi Ohayon/Israel Gpo via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Grenfell Tower demolition
18/02/2026. The demolition of the remains of Grenfell Tower in West London reaches nearly halfway. A fatal fire on June 14, 2017 gutted the 24-storey residential tower block killing 72 people. After a long delay, demolition work began in September 2025 and is expected to take two years. A memorial to those killed in the fire will be built on the site. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.
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Grenfell Tower demolition
18/02/2026. The demolition of the remains of Grenfell Tower in West London reaches nearly halfway. A fatal fire on June 14, 2017 gutted the 24-storey residential tower block killing 72 people. After a long delay, demolition work began in September 2025 and is expected to take two years. A memorial to those killed in the fire will be built on the site. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.
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Grenfell Tower demolition
18/02/2026. The demolition of the remains of Grenfell Tower in West London reaches nearly halfway. A fatal fire on June 14, 2017 gutted the 24-storey residential tower block killing 72 people. After a long delay, demolition work began in September 2025 and is expected to take two years. A memorial to those killed in the fire will be built on the site. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.
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Grenfell Tower demolition
18/02/2026. The demolition of the remains of Grenfell Tower in West London reaches nearly halfway. A fatal fire on June 14, 2017 gutted the 24-storey residential tower block killing 72 people. After a long delay, demolition work began in September 2025 and is expected to take two years. A memorial to those killed in the fire will be built on the site. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.
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Grenfell Tower demolition
18/02/2026. The demolition of the remains of Grenfell Tower in West London reaches nearly halfway. A fatal fire on June 14, 2017 gutted the 24-storey residential tower block killing 72 people. After a long delay, demolition work began in September 2025 and is expected to take two years. A memorial to those killed in the fire will be built on the site. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.
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Grenfell Tower demolition
18/02/2026. The demolition of the remains of Grenfell Tower in West London reaches nearly halfway. A fatal fire on June 14, 2017 gutted the 24-storey residential tower block killing 72 people. After a long delay, demolition work began in September 2025 and is expected to take two years. A memorial to those killed in the fire will be built on the site. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.
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Grenfell Tower demolition
18/02/2026. The demolition of the remains of Grenfell Tower in West London reaches nearly halfway. A fatal fire on June 14, 2017 gutted the 24-storey residential tower block killing 72 people. After a long delay, demolition work began in September 2025 and is expected to take two years. A memorial to those killed in the fire will be built on the site. Photo credit: Peter Macdiarmid.
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Russian War on Ukraine: Attack On Zaporizhzhia
February 26, 2026, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: A woman with a child and a dog walks past a residential multi-storey building damaged as a result of a Russian strike drone hit, Zaporizhzhia. Russian forces launched a massive missile and drone attack on the city. Nine people were injured, and residential buildings, several shopping centers, and infrastructure facilities were damaged. (Credit Image: © Dmytro Smolienko/Ukrinform via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Russian War on Ukraine: Attack On Zaporizhzhia
February 26, 2026, Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine: A woman is seen in one of the apartments of a residential multi-storey building badly damaged as a result of a Russian strike drone hit, Zaporizhzhia. Russian forces launched a massive missile and drone attack on the city. Nine people were injured, and residential buildings, shopping centers, and city infrastructure was damaged. (Credit Image: © Dmytro Smolienko/Ukrinform via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Margate, Kent. Photograph by David Levene 30/1/26
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Rare Southern Snowfall Blankets North Carolina
January 31, 2026, Harrisburg, NorthCarolina, USA: Four to six inches of snow blanket Harrisburg, North Carolina, transforming quiet suburban streets, homes, parks, and the town center into a rare winter landscape, viewed from above in soft white calm. (Credit Image: © Walter G. Arce Sr./ASP via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Russian War on Ukraine: Odesa Under Russian Strike UAV Attack
January 27, 2026, Odesa, Ukraine: Emergency responders and utility workers dismantle rubble by hand at a residential building damaged by a Russian drone strike that caused apartment collapses from the fourth to the second floors in Odesa, Ukraine, on January 27, 2026. An overnight Russian drone attack on January 27 left Odesa with significant infrastructure damage. Authorities reported 22 affected people, 14 of whom sustained minor injuries. Search and rescue work continues at the strike sites (Credit Image: © Nina Liashonok/Ukrinform via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Aurora Borealis Over Ukrainian City
January 21, 2026, Lviv, Ukraine: The Aurora borealis, also known the northern lights, glow on the horizon in Lviv. (Credit Image: © Artur Abramiv/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Russian War on Ukraine: Russian Drone Attack On Odesa
January 19, 2026, Odesa, Ukraine: A woman with children walks along a sidewalk strewn with glass and debris and a damaged car after a Russian drone hit a 25-storey residential building in Odesa, the third most populous city of Ukraine. Russian strikes hit the region early on January 19, damaging energy and gas infrastructure, with at least one person being injured, regional authorities reported. (Credit Image: © Nina Liashonok/Ukrinform via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
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An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
Ref 17327
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Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
Ref 17327
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See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
Ref 17327
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See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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Symphony 1
Ref 17327
21/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Zaha Hadid Architects/ Bloomimages
An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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Exoskeleton building with terraced pools
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An inside-out residential tower with a stunning exoskeleton with terraces and pools.
The eco-friendly Symphony Tower is planned for the city of Dubai in the UAE.
All the terraces will have special protection from the hot desert sun so they can be used all year round.
It will be located a short distance from downtown Dubai which is home to some of the city’s renowned landmarks, cultural venues and shopping precincts.
The building is said to draw inspiration from the distinctive three-dimensional geometries and detailed embroidery of traditional Emirati crafts of weaving with metallic threads called Al Sadu and Talli.
The exoskeleton was designed so that it appears to transform in tone and depth as the sun moves across the sky throughout the day.
A variety of external spaces throughout the 42-storey building provide outdoor living areas for each apartment.
The Symphony Tower has been designed by London-based Zaha Hadid Architects for local development company Imtiaz.
OPS: Render by Bloomimages of the Symphony Tower.
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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‘Gift from Grenada’: grapefruit trees win protection after London campaign
Trees to remain as memorial to Marline Anderson, who died recently, and who planted them in Battersea in 1980s. A grapefruit tree growing in the front garden of a house in south London.
Thought to be the only one in the UK growing outside of Kew Gardens.
Bought to South London from Grenada in the 1980Õs.
- Vasilisa Ermakova, who lives in a flat in the building.
Battersea, south London.
07-08-2025
Photograph by Martin Godwin
Credit: Martin Godwin / Guardian / eyevine
Contact eyevine for more information about using this image:
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Dubai Travel
March 18, 2025 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Asia: Modern apartment high-rise buildings at the banks of Al Jadaf Dubai Canal. (Olaf Schuelke / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dubai Travel
March 18, 2025 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Asia: View of the downtown city skyline with high-rise buildings and skyscrapers. (Olaf Schuelke / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dubai Travel
March 18, 2025 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Asia: View of the downtown city skyline with high-rise buildings and skyscrapers. (Olaf Schuelke / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dubai Travel
March 18, 2025 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Asia: A digger at construction work and land reclamation along the waterfront of the Al Jadaf Dubai Canal with a modern apartment high-rise building in the backdrop. (Olaf Schuelke / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dubai Travel
March 18, 2025 - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Asia: View of the downtown city skyline with high-rise buildings and skyscrapers. (Olaf Schuelke / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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