Enter architect David Fisher and the firm Dynamic Architecture. More than a year ago, they began to talk up plans for a spinning skyscraper in Dubai, a "building in motion." Last week, they revealed more details of the initiative, including costs and floor plans, and Fisher took questions from a press conference peppered with skeptical journalists. A second tower is now planned for Moscow, and a third for New York.
Dubai's "dynamic tower," according to the firm, will have 80 floors and stand 1,380 feet tall. This artist's rendering shows the building at rest, though even here the undulating lines suggest movement. "We hope to break ground very soon," Fisher said at the press conference
you spin me right round baby right round like a record baby
fraroc 1 year ago
@spartanladkenny LMFAO comment fail, Its working by now already
lol
barleskarste 1 year ago
OMG
Aboydebeat12 2 years ago
Stupid stuff. Never gonna happen in dubai or anywhere in the world. Designers sold whatever garbage they could in dubai but not anymore. Besides, a complex building like this would take years to be built considering the horrible efficiency level for construction in the middle east. Nice simulation - keep it in your archives of "What could have been?"
spartanladkenny 2 years ago
omg
flashfyre95 3 years ago