The Tulip Tower, London
The Tulip a 305-meter tall tower, designed by Foster + Partners - is planned to be built in London. The Tulip is targeting a BREEAM Excellent rating, with environmental features such as an additional 130 square meters of plaza space, two green walls, and system technologies offering 42% carbon savings, 48% water reduced through 100% recycled water for irrigation, and 284 cycle parking spaces. The Tulip Tower would become the tallest structure in the City…
Leeza Soho, China
The Leeza Soho Tower with a total area of 172800 square meters is the latest collaboration between Zaha Hadid Architecture (ZHD) and Soho China Company. The tower, with a height of 207 meters and 47 floors, is located in the heart of Beijing and is scheduled to be completed by September 2018. This tower is divided into two parts, and the new metro tunnels in Beijing passes through both sides of the tower. As the…
The Interlace , Singapore
The Interlace, The winner of the world architecture festival of 2015, one of the largest and most ambitious residential developments in Singapore, is designed by Ole Scheeren, partner of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA). The Interlace is located on an eight-hectare site in the verdant Southern Ridges and completes a nine-kilometer green belt of parks and recreational facilities. This 170,000 square-meter complex offers 1040 apartment units of varying sizes with extensive…
One Thousand Museum, Miami
One Thousand Museum is an ultra-luxury residential complex under construction in Miami, US. The complex is designed by the famous deceased architect, Zaha Hadid. The residential skyscraper will rise 62 stories and will contain 83 residences, overlooking Museum Park and Biscayne Bay at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard. Residential Features 8 full floor units under 950 square meters 70 half-floor units from 418 to 445 square meters 4 Duplex half floor…
Mercedes Benz Stadium, United States
Mercedes Benz Stadium is officially the first LEED Platinum certified professional sports stadium in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. There is much more to learn from this stadium than just its unique retractable roof system. The 185806-m2 venue is an unprecedented model for sustainability and performance innovation. Its notable design solutions conserve water, lighting, and energy. The venue’s 4,000 solar PV panels generate enough renewable energy to power 9 Atlanta Falcons games or 13…
