Global Wellbeing

J100 (Mini Sky City) Changsha with rooftop helipad. Located next to GAC Fiat factory. View Larger Map Another similar building with helipad on the balcony: Here's a slice of what will be Sky City, the world's tallest building as shown by Treehugger site. Guiyang Financial Center with rooftop heliport | 400m  Liuzhou tower with rooftop heliport at 303m. By AECOM.

New instant City to instantly rise out of the horizon in a queit sea side fishing town of Shangdong. Compromising of Technology & Science parks along with a massive industrial down amidts a well landscaped masterplanned 10, 000 acres zone. The development includes Financial District, a supertall tower similar in look to the Sky City One Changsha J220 and another tower which seems to be a replica of the Shanghai finance center. There's also a full size Formula 1 Grandprix race track and water sports area with plenty of  berths for yachts. J220 Heliport Arab Architect behind Burj Khalifa now working for J220 alongside the chairman of Broad Group. Broad has partnered with United Benefial Group (UBG) of Shanghai for some projects So far, Broad has built 16 structures in China, plus another in Cancun. They are fabricated in sections at two factories in Hunan, roughly an hour’s drive from Broad Town. From there the modules—complete with preinstalled ...

In the name of Allah, Most Compassionate, Most Merciful, Insisting Islamic Intimacy In some parts of the world marrying young is a social norm IN SOUTH Asia and sub-Saharan Africa 38% of women marry before they are 18 years old. Child marriages, as defined by UNICEF, the United Nations’ children’s agency, are those undertaken by women under the age of 18 and include unions where a woman and a man live together as if they were married. According to a UNICEF report , most child marriages take place between the ages of 15 and 18, but in three countries, Niger, Chad and Bangladesh, more than a third of women aged 20-24 were already married by the age of 15. Such practices often flout the law: whilst the legal age of marriage in India is 18 around half of the Indian women surveyed were already married by that age. It is reported that ‘Abdullâh b. Mas’ûd – Allâh be pleased with him – said: If I had ten days left to live, and I knew I would die by the end of them, and I had enough time to ge...