The 150-meter-tall and 92-meter-wide structure opened in January 2018.
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An artist's rendering of the Dubai Frame before it was completed. Believed to be the world's largest picture frame, its glass-bottomed top floor provides a 360-degree view of both old and new Dubai.
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A worker installs a panel during construction of the Dubai Frame.
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A glass-bottomed floor gives guests a vertigo inducing-view from the top floor of the frame.
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An early design of a frame by architect Fernando Donis.
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Mexican architect, Donis, has claimed his design for the frame was stolen.
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Donis has filed a lawsuit in the US regarding the design and its use.
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Downtown Dubai is glimpsed from atop the Dubai Frame.
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The Dubai Municipal Authority expects the frame to attract two million visitors per year.
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Visitors to the Dubai Frame gather at the base of the structure.
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The controversy around the frame's origins is likely to rumble on, with Donis' lawyers telling CNN he will continue to pursue the issue.
