Height: 190
meters
Cost to
build: US$80 million
Completion
date: 2005
Fast fact:
Tourists are not allowed in the building because it houses apartments and
offices.
By crossing
the boundaries of strict geometry and modern technologies in architecture, he
came up with a masterpiece that has more than a twist in its tail.
The
spine-like skyscraper turns a full 90 degrees from top to bottom. In order to
follow the rotation, the windows are leaning either inwards or outward zero to
seven degrees.
No other
skyscraper has achieved anything as extreme.
In line
with Sweden’s low-emission promise, this tallest residential building in the
country is also supplied with 100 percent locally produced renewable energy --
a true symbol of modern Sweden.
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