On April 12, 2015, the Cayan Group, an elite real estate developer and investor in the Middle East, holds an event in honor of the launch of its new billionth project for the construction of residential and service apartments in the Umm-Sukheim district of Dubai.
The event hosted by the Cayan Group in Dubai at the Grosvenor House Hotel will be full of pleasant surprises, including a record climb to the twisted Cayan Tower of mountain climber Alain Robert, commonly known as Spider-Man. The conqueror of skyscrapers plans to start the climb from the foot of the tower up to the 75th floor of the Cayan Tower, officially recognized by the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest curved building in the world with a height of 307 meters for 2013.
At the gala event, an official presentation of the ambitious project of the Cayan Group company will take place in the presence of VIP guests and invited journalists. The iconic project, which will be located close to such popular areas as Mohamed Bin Rashid City, Jumeirah Village Circle, Motor City, Dubai Hills and Arabian Ranches, will be distinguished by a well-thought-out layout of living spaces that will make its residents feel comfortable and luxurious.
Commenting on the upcoming event, Ahmed Alhatti, president and chairman of the Cayan Group, said: “With the proliferation of high-class resident and service residential complexes in Dubai, we strive to reaffirm our focus on providing customers with the best option for living in a popular area of the city. Announcement of such an event It should take place against the background of a memorable action, so we have prepared for our guests a nerve-wracking surprise in the form of conquering Cayan Tower by Spider-Man. I want to wish Alena good luck with his deadly deed. "
Everyone who wants to see Spider-Man in action can come to the base of the tower, where cameras with live broadcasting throughout the stunt will watch the climber climb the winding building. The name of the 52-year-old conqueror of skyscrapers was mentioned on the front pages of newspapers around the world as a person climbing the tallest buildings without the use of insurance. His victories include such famous buildings as the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Empire State Building in New York, the Eiffel Tower, Willis Tower in Chicago and the tallest building in the world for 2004, Taipei 101 in Taiwan. In 2010, Alain Robert was awarded the Guinness Book of Records as a man who climbed 100 towers, monuments and skyscrapers without the use of safety equipment. In 2011, he amazed the audience of Dubai by conquering the Burj Khalifa tower, although following strict safety rules he was forced to use ropes and seat belts.
