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The CTBUH has named Quay Quarter Tower, by 3XN Architects, the Best Tall Building Worldwide for 2023. The prestigious authority on skyscrapers hailed the project's clever repurposing of an old high-rise into an eye-catching cantilevering tower.
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The number of timber towers worldwide is set to grow with a new example from 3XN and IttenBrechbühl. Named the Tilia Tower, the mixed-use building is slated for the outskirts of Lausanne, Switzerland, and will rise to a height of 85 m.
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3XN, B+H and Zhubo Design have been commissioned to design the Natural History Museum in Shenzhen, China. Its unusual form is likened to a river flowing over the delta and its green roof will slope downwards into a ramp to allow visitors on top.
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Sydney's new fish market will offer fresh seafood, with a side of sustainable design. Led by 3XN, it will be defined by an attractive roof that hosts a rainwater capture system and helps keep the interior of the market a comfortable temperature.
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3XN's Cube Berlin is an ambitious office building in Germany that takes the form of a large glass box. It provides office staff with control over their surroundings using a smartphone app and is designed to "learn" their habits over time.
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The Danish city of Aarhus will soon be home to a piece of architecture that is not only striking and distinctive, but elegantly sympathetic to an existing brick water tower that sits nearby. The La Tour apartments will curve around and upwards, ensuring they do not eclipse the historic landmark.
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Traditional block high-rises generally only afford residents views of the building opposite. A new building in Sydney, Australia, however, is designed to provide more interesting views for those inside. Quay Quarter Tower comprises five stacked rotated sections that allow residents to see much more.
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The Blue Planet aquarium designed by Danish architectural studio 3XN is now open for visitors and is located outside of Copenhagen, Denmark.
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The Bella Sky Comwell Hotel in Copenhagen has opened its doors.