Find other sites about
-
MVRDV and ADEPT Architects are the masterminds behind this incredible Sky Village high rise. Designed as an acropolis of stackable green-roofed units, the structure recently won a competition to construct a new high-rise in Rødovre, an independent municipality of Copenhagen. The high-rise... more
Reviewed by sh0rtstak Nov 06 2008, 04:33am ( 3 reviews ) • inhabitat.com
-
LexiKon
LexiKon
768 Favs
-
jiya2003
jiya2003
415 Favs
-
KasparOttosen
KasparO...
231 Favs
-
hansmex
hansmex
2,879 Favs
-
gazzerooni
gazzerooni
2,294 Favs
-
Isidro
Isidro
1,044 Favs
-
murmur55
murmur55
2,495 Favs
-
sh0rtstak
sh0rtstak
1,782 Favs
-
karim17
karim17
15K Favs
-
SEPTom
SEPTom
22K Favs
Recently online
- 3 reviews
- Reviews of the site
-
Join StumbleUpon or login to add a review!
-
Rated by fastfastlane on Nov 06 2008, 3:21pm
"Designed as an acropolis of stackable green-roofed units, the structure recently won a competition to construct a new high-rise in Rødovre, an independent municipality of Copenhagen. The high-rise incorporates lots of sustainable design elements to reduce its environmental impact, and its main concept is centered around a system of individual units that can be stacked in various configurations to maximize available space.
-
Rated by karim17 on Nov 06 2008, 9:21am
The high-rise incorporates lots of sustainable design elements to reduce its environmental impact, and its main concept is centered around a system of individual units that can be stacked in various configurations to maximize available space and allow for easy structural changes in response to market demand.
-
Rated by sh0rtstak on Nov 06 2008, 4:33am
MVRDV and ADEPT Architects are the masterminds behind this incredible Sky Village high rise. Designed as an acropolis of stackable green-roofed units, the structure recently won a competition to construct a new high-rise in Rødovre, an independent municipality of Copenhagen. The high-rise incorporates lots of sustainable design elements to reduce its environmental impact, and its main concept is centered around a system of individual units that can be stacked in various configurations to maximize available space and allow for easy structural changes in response to market demand.
