A growing district in the city of Nanchang, China has recently welcomed a hi-tech, visually deceiving building. At first glance, it may look like the Jiangxi Greenland Zifeng Tower is an ordinary office building, but a closer inspection reveals its various technological features.
The most impressive feature of the skyscraper is its "great window." The great window occupies the top third of the building and slopes inwards, which gives this visually deceiving portion of the building a unique textural quality. The visual effect is made using triangular fins that trace its way up the four faces of the tower and create a distinct, yet subtle indentation.
The Jiangxi Greenland Zifeng Tower will function as an office building and hotel, providing impressive views of the surrounding green space.
Visually Deceiving Skyscrapers
This Tower Has Built-In LED Lights to Illuminate It at Night
Trend Themes
1. Visually Deceiving Skyscrapers - Hi-tech features in skyscrapers create unique textural qualities.
2. Led-illuminated Buildings - Buildings that have built-in LED lights offer visually impressive displays at night.
3. Integration of Technology in Architecture - An increasing number of buildings incorporate technological features to enhance their design.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry has an opportunity to integrate more technology into the design of buildings, creating visually impressive and interactive structures.
2. Construction - The construction industry has an opportunity to incorporate new technologies, such as built-in LED lighting, into building designs.
3. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can use visually deceiving skyscrapers, such as the Jiangxi Greenland Zifeng Tower, as a unique selling point for their hotels.