The ‘City Respiration Skyscraper’ might look malicious with its spiky exterior, but its intentions are 100% benevolent. Designed by Czech architects Pavlína Doležalová and Jan Smékal, the spiraling tower is a 240 meter-high structure covered by air-cleaning algae. The designers envision that a network of these prickly scrapers could be strategically placed in the most polluted areas of a city to have its air cleaned in just a couple of weeks.
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[...] deserves an eco-skyscraper just as much as any other city and they couldn’t ask for much more than this spiraling eco [...]
a world where you can be both nomadic and sedentary. Revolutionary