Oasis Tower as Greenhouse in The Desert for Oman
Designed by spain based architech Francisco J. del Corral del Campos and Carmen M. Barrós Velásquez, the Oasis Tower stand still in the midle of Oman desert just like a oasis. Inspired by the harsh sun, waterless dunes and spectacular, stark forms created by mountains of sand swirling in the wind makes this green house [...]
Fascinating Vertical Landscape by Sejal Bhimjiani
The Vertical Landscape project that designed by Sejal Bhimjiani who graduated from Pratt Institute creates an exchange between rigid urban grids of metropolises such as Shanghai or New York City and soft landscape through a series of vertical experiences. The topological and continuous areas in a multipurpose plaza at ground level transforms into a serene [...]
Fascinating Tata Tower Design for Parking Lot in Mumbai
The revolutionary Tata Tower was designed to address this pressing issue by creating a residential community for the employees of Tata that would serve as a vertical parking tower for electric vehicles. Aside from encouraging alternative energy vehicles, the vertical parking system would allow for maximum parking density, freeing up ground area for use as [...]
Magnificent City Concept of The Sustainable Ocean Living
Designed by Australian architects David John McMorrow and Mario Celik, the Sustainable Ocean Living (SOL) brings a new possible solution to housing the earth’s rapidly growing population. Research said that three billion new people will be born on this planet by 2050 and will posing unprecedented burdens on the earth’s resources. McMorrow and Celik see [...]
Eco Supreme Court Building in New Zealand
Located in Wellington, the new Supreme Court of New Zealand is a stunning feat of architecture that embodies the country’s traditions and history while serving as a model of sustainability.. The civic building was inspired by native plants of New Zealand and makes use of local and sustainable materials throughout its construction. New Zealand-based, Warren [...]
Attractive Green Tower for North Carolina
The students from Savannah College of Art and Design, have designed a building that seeks to unite the city’s population through housing, retail, services, and an appealing landscape. Carlos Paredes and Sofia Chiriboga want to erase the social and economic divides that keep downtown and suburban Raleigh, North Carolina. The city’s once structured grid, deformed [...]
Winning Design Cultural Forest in Korea
Seoul based Unsangdong Architects created the winning proposal, named Culture Forest, which boasts sustainable architecture, lots of trees and vegetation, and is powered by the sun. A circulating set of walkways within the building form an undulating landscape that creates an inviting atmosphere and a rich cultural program. The form of the building was adapted [...]
Magnificent Vertical City in Prestine Landscapes
Czech architect Jiri Richter recently unveiled his proposal for a self sufficient vertical city to be located in pristine landscapes. Richter’s project investigates the possibility of creating a building that will support an entire community without a nation’s help. The structure is designed as two 150 meter tall arches with hanging floors. The central core [...]
Fascinating Wind Tower for Produce Town Energy
Designed by British architects David Arnold and Alexa Ratzlaff, the Wind Tower constructed by twisted steel and concrete diagrid aerodynamically shaped to take advantage of the prevailing wind currents. At the center of the tower is the core which contains the main vertical circulation and storage areas. Spiraling around the core is a series of [...]
The World’s Most Expensive Home Named Antilia placed in Mumbai
Time Magazine has reported that the most expensive home in the world has been completed. The owner, Mukesh Ambani is the fourth richest man in the world according to Forbes. Mr. Ambani is Chairman of Reliance Industries which controls a large portion of oil and gas products in Asia. The tower has been designed by [...]
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