Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur with Amazing Design

Petronas twin towers are two twin skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia which time the tallest building in the world is seen from a high main entrance to the highest part of the structure.

The tower was designed by Adamson Associates Architects, Canada along with Cesar Pelli of Cesar Pelli of Cesar Pelli & Associates Architects United States was completed in 1998 as high as 88 floors with interior designs that reflect the Islamic culture that took root in Malaysia. On October 17, 2003, Taipei 101 took record of the twin towers of the Petronas Twin Towers this.But still holds the title of world's tallest twin towers.

Design

Cesar Pelli also designed the Miglin-Beitler Skyneedle (or also called Miglin-Beitler Tower) as high as 609.58 m in Chicago, the United States were completed in 1988 that appear to have similarities to the Petronas Towers.

Petronas towers stand tall 452 meters or 1483 feet is counted up at the top. Floor shape the form of two square-cut form the eight-pointed star and at each point of intersection added a piece of the circle. Cesar Pelli's design uses motifs that are commonly used in Islamic art in view of Islamic culture have become the hallmark of Malaysia.

Between the two towers, built a bridge ( Skybridge ) which connects the two towers on floors 41 and 42. This bridge is the destination of tourists who come to the Tower PETRONAS with a limited number of tickets (about 1200 pieces). In addition, the bridge is also used for evacuation in case of an emergency in a tower so that the occupants can move into the tower safe. As well as other high-rise buildings, Towers PETRONAS could sway when the wind so that the construction of the bridge was not mounted rigidly on the second tower.

Underneath, there is Suria KLCC, which is one of the busiest shopping centers

in Malaysia and there is also the KLCC Park, which provides jogging track, play pool, and a playground for children and a pond with a fountain showing symphonic. There is also the PETRONAS Philharmonic Orchestra