The Burj Khalifa's remarkable height and stability are attributed to Bill Baker's pioneering buttressed core system, which ingeniously combats wind forces and torsional stress. This innovative design, refined through extensive wind-tunnel testing and advanced materials, allows the 828-meter skyscraper to withstand Dubai's harsh environmental conditions and remain a benchmark of engineering excellence.
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