A men cleaned the window at 124 floor of Burj Khalifa

The window cleaner on the 124th floor What a pane... A solo window cleaner wipes the windows of the world's tallest building, wiping down the glass as he sits 435 metres from the ground. The window cleaner, harnessed to heavy duty climbing cables, can be seen going it solo as he takes on the daunting task of cleaning the half a mile high building. The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is currently the tallest building in the world, standing at 800 metres, almost twice the size as the Empire State Building. The building is so high that if the solo climber was to fall from this height it would take roughly 10 seconds before he reached the ground. Amateur photographer Teovel Iradon, 29, a civil engineer from the Philippines, had been looking for a good vantage point to picture the fog blanketing the city.
The window cleaner on the 124th floor What a pane... A solo window cleaner wipes the windows of the world's tallest building, wiping down the glass as he sits 435 metres from the ground. The window cleaner, harnessed to heavy duty climbing cables, can be seen going it solo as he takes on the daunting task of cleaning the half a mile high building. The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is currently the tallest building in the world, standing at 800 metres, almost twice the size as the Empire State Building. The building is so high that if the solo climber was to fall from this height it would take roughly 10 seconds before he reached the ..ground. Amateur photographer Teovel Iradon, 29, a civil engineer from the Philippines, had been looking for a good vantage point to picture the fog blanketing the city...