The news accounts for this fire do not indicate whether this is a steel superstructure or not. However, I'm guessing from its height and from the fact that it's still standing that it has a steel framework.

http://gulfbusiness.com/2012/11/tamweel-fire-at-jlt-the-day-after/#.UKuE44dX2K4

Source: http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_joseph_s_070522_oh_yeah_2c_here_s_anot.htm

May 23, 2007

Here's another reason the 9/11 fire-mediated collapse theory has to be wrong.

By jpsmith123

The notion that the WTC towers collapsed because fire weakened the steel is laughable.

The fact that other steel-framed, steel-cored buildings have suffered much longer burning, much larger in extent and, demonstrably, hotter
fires, and yet never collapsed, shows how difficult it is in practice to bring down one of these buildings from fire.

Apparently, these buildings are robust structures, highly over-built to handle heavy wind loads; and it seems you would need to heat a large volume of steel, uniformly, over a wide cross-sectional area of the structure, to even have a chance of making one collapse in the neat, symmetrical manner witnessed (to the extent it is even, theoretically, possible to do this without resorting to explosives in the first place).