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1/1110 best futuristic designs for skyscrapers
Launchspire // Henry Smith, Adam Woodward, Paul Attkins United Kingdom
A cylindrical matrix of super tall structure centered on an electromagnetic vertical accelerator to eliminate the hydrocarbon dependency of aircraft during takeoff. The radical re-interpretation of the skyscraper format provides hyper density in an organic and adaptive habitat.evolo.us![<p><b><a href="http://www.evolo.us/competition/hyper-speed-vertical-train-hub/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank" data-ylk="slk:Hyper-Speed Vertical Train Hub;elm:context_link;itc:0;sec:content-canvas" class="link ">Hyper-Speed Vertical Train Hub</a></b></p> <p><b>Christopher Christophi, Lucas Mazarrasa</b> United Kingdom<br><br><br>The cinematic vision of hyper speed rail was once a phenomenon. However, nations from around the world from the USA to UK are again consolidating futuristic proposals for an advanced public transport network, to maximize the economic growth of their cities.</p>]()
2/1110 best futuristic designs for skyscrapers
Hyper-Speed Vertical Train Hub
Christopher Christophi, Lucas Mazarrasa United Kingdom
The cinematic vision of hyper speed rail was once a phenomenon. However, nations from around the world from the USA to UK are again consolidating futuristic proposals for an advanced public transport network, to maximize the economic growth of their cities.evolo.us![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
3/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
4/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
5/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
6/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
7/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
8/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
9/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
10/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com![Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com]()
11/11Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.com
Revolutionary Himalaya Water Tower Designers Zhi Zheng, Hongchuan Zhao and Dongbai Song win first place in a skyscraper competition for their revolutionary water tower concept. Their proposal for the Himalaya Water Tower involves a skyscraper that sits high in the Himalaya Mountain range surrounded by fresh water. As glaciers within the region melt away due to climate change, the skyscraper collects, stores and distributes fresh water to residents in the villages far below. The skyscraper can also collect water during the rainy season and freeze it, which will not only provide water for current residents but will also store water for future generations. China - March 2012 Mandatory Credit: Images courtesy of www.evolo.us Supplied by WENN.comWENN.com
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A desert skyscraper made of sand, an ‘eco-tower’ in the Amazon, and an LA ‘sky village’ are just some of the incredible designs in this year’s eVolo Skyscraper Competition. The contest, now in its ninth year, showcases unique tower designs of the future from around the world. This year eVolo received 525 projects from 43 different countries in all continents. Judges from the architecture and design world selected three winners and 20 honourable mentions.
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