JB Tower

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JB Tower
General information
StatusCancelled [1]
TypeResidential
Location Downtown Burj Dubai, Dubai.
Height
Roof240 m (790 ft)
Technical details
Floor count60
Design and construction
Developer Emaar

JB Tower was a commercial tower proposed for construction in Downtown Burj Dubai, Dubai. According to planning permission, the tower would rise 240 meters and have 60 floors.

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References

  1. "JB Tower, Dubai | 331460". Emporis. Archived from the original on June 13, 2015. Retrieved 2022-05-03.