Ren Building ( Shanghai, China )
A proposal for a hotel, sports and conference center. Two buildings merging into one.
The Wave ( Vejle, Denmark )
Inspired by the hills, sea and sky of the surrounding area. The architectural challenges in the project has been to create a sculpture combined with functional and thoughtful residential into the smallest detail.
The Longaberger Building ( Ohio, USA )
The owner Dave Longaberger wanted all of his buildings be shaped like a baskets. It is a landmark and a well-known example of novelty architecture.
The Dancing House ( Prague, Czech Republic )
Designed by architect Vlado Milunic, it's original name was Fred and Ginger but some people named it as drunken house and other named it as dancing house.
Zigzag Towers ( Doha, Qatar )
The tallest leaning (zig-zag) towers in the world with 34 residential floors.
Elephant Building ( Bangkok, Thailand )
A landmark in the Chatuchak City and the most unique buildings in Bangkok. Three towers make-up a shape of Thailand's national animal (elephant)
The Coin Building ( UAE )
The world's unique structure and the only spherical building, better know as the Disk, Full Moon, Button and more. Designed by MZ and partners architects. A 110 meters above the ground with a diameter of 124 meters.
The Egg Building ( Beijing, China )
Designed by French architect Paul Andreu for China's New National Theater. The beijingers called it Huai Dan, the "Rotten Egg", for disrupting Beijing's feng shui.
The Hashtag Tower ( Seoul, Korea )
BIG's residential towers in Yongsan International Business district revitalize the Han riverfront into a new commercial and residential center for the people of Seoul. Designed by a Danish architects BIG.
Wooden Skyscraper ( Vancouver, Canada )
Architect Michael Green makes the case for wood as the ideal building material for skyscrapers and their structures. In a remarkable 240-page report simply entitled 'Tall Wood.'
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