Use the provided image as the exact reference frame and composition. Create a realistic architec...

Use the provided image as the exact reference frame and composition. Create a realistic architectural time-lapse showing the construction of Burj Khalifa from the very beginning to the completed skyscraper. CAMERA: The camera is completely locked and stationary throughout the entire video. Exact same camera position, exact same viewing angle, exact same focal length, exact same perspective and framing as the reference image. NO camera movement. NO zoom. NO pan. NO tilt. NO dolly. NO rotation. NO change of perspective. The skyline and surrounding environment remain perfectly fixed in the frame. CONSTRUCTION: At the beginning, the Burj Khalifa site is completely empty. Gradually construct the skyscraper from the ground up in chronological stages: first the foundation and underground structure, then the massive concrete base, then the central core, then the lower floors, then the middle sections, then the upper levels, and finally the characteristic stepped silhouette and extremely thin spire. The building must grow upward naturally and continuously, floor by floor, exactly from the ground. The architecture must remain physically consistent with the real Burj Khalifa. Each new floor appears progressively as construction advances. The building slowly transforms from an empty construction site into the fully completed Burj Khalifa seen in the reference image. IMPORTANT: Do NOT show construction cranes. Do NOT show excavators. Do NOT show bulldozers. Do NOT show trucks. Do NOT show workers. Do NOT show scaffolding. Do NOT show temporary construction equipment. The building should appear to rise progressively by itself through a seamless architectural time-lapse. SURROUNDINGS: Keep the surrounding Dubai landscape, roads, buildings, coastline, sky and water completely static. Only the construction of Burj Khalifa changes over time. No buildings should randomly appear or disappear. No changes to the city layout. LIGHTING: Maintain the same overall natural lighting and atmosphere as the reference image. Subtle realistic changes in daylight are acceptable, but the environment must remain visually consistent. STYLE: Photorealistic. Ultra-realistic architectural visualization. Real-world construction physics. Highly detailed glass facade, concrete structure and reflections. Smooth continuous time-lapse. No surreal deformation. No morphing. No flickering. No sudden jumps. No changes in building proportions. The final frame must match the reference image as closely as possible, with the completed Burj Khalifa occupying exactly the same position and scale in the frame. VERTICAL 9:16 VIDEO.