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This helipad at a height of over 300 meters hovers over the most beautiful building in Dubai. Just imagine such beauty was designed by a young 24-year-old girl architect. Ready to go upstairs? Rebeca Gernon arrived in Dubai in the mid-90s immediately after architecture school and a year later with the company Atkins joined the team of architects working on a project of the hotel Burj Al Arab - the most beautiful and the most famous buildings in Dubai. Actually, and this is exactly the goal was - to create an unmatched legend of our time.

Besides Rebecca The team consists of three architect Englishman Tom Wright guided the process. This was the first experience of Rebecca works as a part of the international project, but still such a high level. Tom delegated Rebecca creation helipad, having spent the night before the presentation of the project, it has not been able to draw a perfect, having tried dozens of ideas - it's not like that. And now, after midnight it on the paper draws the outline of the ship Starship Enterprise from the TV series Star Trek, doing it as a joke, and goes home. The next morning, Tom discovers drawing on the table and Rebecca at the presentation of the team reports that "here it is - a helipad, it is incredible, is not it ?!»

This moment instantly vyvodet it into the category of successful and well-known architect and designer, in 2,001th Rebecca opens in Dubai his own firm, which specializes in interior design. Hundreds of orders are not forced to wait. Helipad becomes interesting and unusual locations for the implementation of promotional ideas. Federer and Agassi played tennis here:

Irish golfer Rory McIlroy plays golf:

Aston Martin touts its latest product:

Go upstairs? Hall lifts on the top 27th level of the building, almost 300m above sea level:

At the entrance to a small waiting room, where the team expects employees with napkins, champagne, fruit and other attributes of a rich life:

For the site itself is a red carpet:

Feeling absolutely fantastic at the top or on a viewing platform I have not felt anything like it. Freedom and the air around 360 degrees, the sea somewhere far below, in the palm of Dubai!