Skyscrapers started to emerge in cities like Chicago and New York towards the end of 19th century. Over a century has passed since, and the skyscrapers became the norm for the big city centers throughout the world. Although the skyscraper itself is truly an achievement of modern technology and vision, the urban spaces that are created by the collection of these seems to be fragmented, limited and unkind to nature. This project takes place in this urban context, investigating the way to reunite the isolated city blocks and insert multi-layered network of public space, green space, and nodes for the city.
Symbiotic Interlock
Towards the Vertically Interconnected City
Information
- Location: Chicago, USA
- Date: February, 2008
- Client: eVolo Architecture
Awards
- Architecture Category Winner in Monsters of Design Award, Young Architects Forum, Kansas City, 2008
- Project: Symbiotic Interlock
- Notable Entry in RE: CONNECT, Urban planning for people and place Competition, Urban Re:Vision, 2008
- Project: Symbiotic Interlock, 2008
- Special Mention at 08 Skyscraper Competition, eVolo Architecture, 2008
- Project: Symbiotic Interlock