A team of Mexican architects have designed a 65-story glass and steel pyramid to sit in the middle of Mexico City’s most historic plaza. But, if it ever gets built, you won’t see it anywhere on the ...
designed an inverted skyscraper for Mexico City that stretches deep into the ground, rather than soaring into the sky. The "Earthscraper", as the firm refers to it as, aims to allow for dense ...
NOW that’s digging deep. Architects in Mexico plan to build an underground skyscraper shaped like an upside-down pyramid. Faced with an eight story zoning cap, architects in Mexico City have dug deep ...
This here’s concept art for BNKR Arquitectura’s Earthscraper, an inverted skyscraper shoved deep under the surface of Mexico City. Click on the above image to see a massive cross-section. Explains the ...
The Earthscraper, designed by BNKR Arquitectura, is the Skyscraper’s antagonist in the historic urban landscape of Mexico City where the latter is condemned and the preservation of the built ...
Architects have designed an incredible 65-storey 'earth-scraper' which plunges 300 metres below ground. The stunning upside down pyramid in the middle of Mexico City is designed to get around height ...
BNKR Arquitectura wants to build a pyramid that penetrates nearly 1000 feet into the earth below Mexico City's largest and most historic public square. Its upper floors will be illuminated through a ...
While building codes are usually seen as limitations, they could also be propellers for out-of-the-box creative solutions. Federal and local laws in Mexico prohibit demolishing historical buildings, ...
After almost 10 years of construction, Shanghai has unveiled to the public its ‘earthscraper’ hotel built vertically along the precipice of an underground, water-filled quarry. Costing 2 billion yuan ...
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