Jmg Imaginary Towers Slide Show
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The document provides descriptions of 12 imaginary tower designs, including a woven glass tower, futurist tower connected by skyways, an icy tower with biomorphic bracing, a DNA-inspired spiral tower, an expressionist biomorphic tower, monolithic pyramid towers connected by bridges, a cubist central tower, Dhali Lhama-inspired vertical towers joined for support, naturalistic towers inspired by nature, and rectangular interlocking towers stepping back as they rise.
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- 2. Woven Glass Tower Towers composed of a glass skin which is dimensional and diagonal, yielding a woven visual texture, set in a waterfront setting….
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- 6. Expressionist Tower A fusion of Cubism and Futurism results in this biomorphic tower, shown here with compositional studies based on the perspective view of the tower….
- 7. Monolithic Towers A grouping of very vertical pyramid-shaped towers, joined with bridge elements which also serve as lateral support members….
- 8. Cubist Towers A central tower of Cubist inspiration, set into an urban context, with pedestrian connections to all of its neighbors….
- 9. Dhali Lhama Towers Inspired by the architecture of Nepal, here is a cluster of vertical towers of various heights joined together for increased structural support….
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