This is the result of an initiative by the City of London to rebuild the area, devastated in the Second World War. The need for housing and the lack of space led to the design of a large residential complex, in which shops, a youth hostel, educational, sports, cultural and leisure programmes are included.

The project for this mixed-use tower block came to rebuild an urban space destroyed by the 1943 bombing. The town planning regulations of the time foresaw a low-rise building, occupying the whole plot and dedicated to offices.

This project responds to a competition programme that proposed a vertical volumetric fragmentation that would lead to an urban profile variable to fragmented volumes.

The project was designed to create visual excitement for both residents inside the building and passers-by on the street.

Located in Santa Fe, northwest of Mexico City, the development of ten mainly residential towers has been proposed. Each one was designed by a different architectural studio, in order to obtain the best proposals.

The concept of the home as a group of spaces with different needs of connection and provision allows us to divide those elements that require connections to the vertical network of facilities, elevation, or access to each floor from those that do not need them.

According to John Hill, architect and editor of Archidose.org, in Strategy Public "the project documentation follows the trend of other a+t titles, meaning its fantastic in its combination of photos and drawings. Here the strategies are layered across this content...literally, as the strategies are also placed next to relevant photos".

The mixed-use 82-story tower includes a hotel, apartments, condominiums, parking and offices totaling over 162,580 m2.

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The Lighthouse project is the first project in the large transformation of the Aarhus north harbour. It offers a hotel/wellness centre, apartment buildings and an apartment tower, all on a peninsula surrounded by water, plus a new harbour promenade with evening sun and public access to the tower’s top-floor skybar with unique views of the Aarhus Bay.

Chicago’s chain of parks and boulevards is part of an infrastructure constructed in the 19th century for creating green open space in neighbourhoods throughout the city. The wide-open spaces set up an opportunity for increased density and scale in the architecture along their edges. However, these edges have remained extremely underutilized in many neighbourhoods.