One tower written as a grammar, its drawings and the real city drawn from the same model.
Podium, Body, Setbacks, Crown
The tower is a grammar, not a model file. Change its height, its twist or its steps, and every floor is rebuilt and recounted. A concrete core carries the lifts and stairs to the crown; bronze fins at 1.5 m centres turn with the plate floor by floor and shade the glass from the low western sun. Every building around it is a real footprint from OpenStreetMap, at its mapped height.
Drawn From the Model
Plans, sections and elevations are drawn from the same model as vectors, and one camera move turns the building into its own elevation. Then the view from your floor, the residences, and the city switching on after sunset: every lit window sits on a real building's wall.
ELEVATION and Marqab Developments are fictional. Burj Khalifa and every other building shown belong to their owners. A concept by Exe.Eyes Labs; not an offer of property. City data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.
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