Central Park Tower by D Form A.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir across the Central Park, about 1 billion gallons of water, all contaminated. But imagine boating in the sparkling freshwater. This amazing shift can be made through a sustainable filtration system that is part of the hypothetical proposal to create the CEO of Laith Sayigh. Of course, this is a tourist-friendly big apple, Sayigh conceived of double processing facilities as a magnet to attract tourists.
He calls it the Central Park Tower - and this is his vision: Outside the prefabricated yard, the glued laminated wood parts are assembled into a 700-foot-tall structure that is anchored by a precast concrete foundation and stabilized by a stretched cable in the center of the reservoir. The tower, accessible through a pedestrian bridge, is formed from a densely configured helix that integrates a vertical axis wind turbine to provide electricity to filter the water. From the inside, visitors are surrounded by a steel core slope, urban landscape through the glue exoskeleton appears. At the top, a long observation platform provides panoramic views, while a pair of glasses shows the mechanics of the tower.
He said: "It places where we think the boundaries that may exist in cities are as dense, historically and environmentally fragile as ours." We are guessing Jackie will be proud.
Central Park Tower by D Form A.
Central Park Tower by D Form A.
Central Park Tower by D Form A.
