The Taiwan Towers Showcase the Past, Present, and Future of Taiwan
Michael Hines — November 23, 2010 — Eco
References: ma-steven.blogspot & ecofriend.org
The island nation of Taiwan has become a hotbed for innovative architecture, with the Taiwan Towers as no exception. These twin towers were designed by Steven Ma, San Liu, Xinyu Wan and Emre Icdem to be super-slim eco-friendly skyscrapers, showing off Taiwan's past, present, and future.
The Taiwan Towers are top and bottom heavy with an open-air garden on the roof. These ultra-luxurious structures also boast a greenhouse, outdoor theater and event plaza. A residential area will also be incorporated into the design, as well as an aviary for endangered birds.
The Taiwan Towers are top and bottom heavy with an open-air garden on the roof. These ultra-luxurious structures also boast a greenhouse, outdoor theater and event plaza. A residential area will also be incorporated into the design, as well as an aviary for endangered birds.
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Innovative Architecture — The Taiwan Towers showcase innovative eco-friendly design in the field of architecture.
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Eco-friendly Skyscrapers — The Taiwan Towers demonstrate a growing trend of sustainable and environmentally-friendly buildings in the construction industry.
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Multi-purpose Structures — The Taiwan Towers exemplify the trend of creating versatile buildings that serve as both residential and recreational spaces.
Industry Implications
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Architecture — Architects have the opportunity to explore new design techniques and materials to create eco-friendly and multi-functional buildings.
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Construction — The construction industry can embrace sustainability by adopting eco-friendly practices in the construction of skyscrapers and other structures.
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Real Estate — Real estate developers can capitalize on the demand for multi-purpose structures that combine residential and recreational spaces in one design.
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