…very not
unique…. towers that are inspired by other towers. seven towers with
nothing special or innovating quality about them. WHY? has our
imagination and creativity become so dry?
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” The energy rich country of Kazakhstan could soon to be the home of
an interesting new development that is going through the application
process called Seven Towers in its capital city, Astana.
As the name implies, there will be seven towers within the complex,
the tallest hitting a height of 60 storeys or 230 metres, with the
entire complex spanning over an internal area of 450,000 square metres
that will be used for both office and commercial space.
Standing uniformly in line along the main highway from the airport
each tower will be different in shape, colour and height. Developers
Bazis International Incorporated appears to have drawn inspiration for
the complex from other proposals and skyscrapers from around the world
- for example, one proposed tower heavily references the Freedom Tower
that is being built to replace the World Trade Centre in New York.
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The towers all have very angular looks to them and feature glazed
facades which when hit by the sun should create varying visual effects
whilst doing the usual job of reducing heat gain thanks to the shading.
There will also be double facades to sheath the towers with the glass
allowing the average Joe passing by to see what’s going on inside and
admire the structures.
It’s unsure as to what retailers will be making their new homes in
the complex but with all the space available it’s doubtful the
consumers will be disappointed. The workers lucky enough to be employed
in the towers will be treated to triple A grade office spaces and
benefit from the usual amenities that are becoming common place in
these sorts of projects such as gymnasiums and pools.
All being well with the approval stage it shouldn’t be long before
naked men brandishing rubber fists are chasing about in the luxury
conference rooms of Kazakhstan. ” [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]