What is it like to live at the Capital Gate in Abu Dhabi, the most tilted building in the world?

"Capital Gate" is a tall building that integrates hotels and offices. According to the tour guide of the travel agency, it is 160 meters high and has 35 floors. The entire building looks like it starts from the 12th floor. It began to tilt toward the west, reaching an angle of 18 degrees, which is nearly five times that of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. According to relevant sources, the tilt angle of the Leaning Tower of Pisa is 4 degrees. Although they are both famous for their sloping appearance, the junior high school of their construction designers is not the same. As early as the beginning of the design, "Capital Gate" planned to be built into "the most sloping building in the world." . However, it lived up to expectations and was certified by Guinness World Records as "the world's most tilted man-made building" on June 6, 2010.

Looking at it from a distance, it is really magnificent. You have to be very far away to see its panoramic view. Its appearance looks particularly smooth, and it emits white light under the sunlight. The light is exceptionally beautiful and generous. It is said that in order to make this tilted building structure structurally feasible, the designers tilted the core of the building in the opposite direction, becoming straighter towards the top. The designers laid the foundation with seven layers of concrete and reinforced it with a spiderweb of steel bars. In order to allow it to withstand sufficient wind and earthquake forces. Gravity used 490 100-foot wooden piles deep into the ground, which can be said to be a painstaking effort to recreate this creation.

When you walk in, you won’t feel its tilt at all. The inside is just like an ordinary house. If you hadn’t seen the outside appearance with your own eyes, you would never believe that such a flat and luxurious house. The non-sloping house will be inside this building. The hotel inside is very gorgeous, and every item looks quite exquisite.