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China’s Sky Bridge Tower: The World’s First Horizontal SkyscraperWhat if a skyscraper didn’t go up… but across? In Chongqing, China, engineers have redefined architecture with the world’s ...
Dubbed a horizontal skyscraper, it stretches 350 meters across four of the eight skyscrapers that make up Raffles City Chongqing, a multi-use riverside complex in the southwest China megacity.
Connecting four towers 820 feet above the ground, The Crystal is "the world's highest sky bridge linking the most number of skyscrapers" in the world, according to CNN. The "horizontal skyscraper ...
Our friend and architecture photographer, Iwan Baan, just published on his website some of his recently shot images of Steven Holl’s Horizontal Skyscraper in Shenzhen, China. The project is a ...
Cloud Iron, or Wolkenbügel, was the name of the project of eight horizontal skyscrapers by architect El Lissitzky that were supposed to appear in the most prestigious spots around Moscow in the ...
Developer CapitaLand's reference to the skybridge as a horizontal skyscraper is an exaggeration, but a forgivable one. Named the Conservatory, this thing is massive and measures 300 m (984 ft ...
Dubbed "horizontal skyscrapers" by the practice, the apartment blocks' form results from the protected status of the former brewery and a local building height limit set at 75 metres. Described by ...
Construction work is still ongoing on China's massive Raffles City Chongqing project but its most notable feature, the "horizontal skyscraper," has now opened to visitors. The stunning skybridge ...
As long as the Empire State Building is tall, the horizontal skyscraper is enormous and could have had a disastrous environmental impact. Instead, by pushing it off the ground, covering it in ...
Building on an urban waterfront often means compromised views for existing structures, but that’s not the case for this “Horizontal Skyscraper” planned for Moscow. As part of an urban ...
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