The Strata is the first of three towers in to be built in the Elephant and Castle area along with other planned developments, which are expected to regenerate the inner-city neighborhood.
Designed by BFLS (formerly known as Hamiltons), the Strata is a 43-story architectural wonder that already has a distinct and recognizable profile in the London skyline. Oriented to take advantage of the prevalent south-west winds, the tower has commanding views into the heart of downtown. With floor-to-ceiling windows, views from each apartment are said to be spectacular, and the architects did their best to incorporate daylighting and natural ventilation with operable windows, even high up in the penthouse.
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Wrong again inhabitat.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/03/bahrain_install.php
A building that’s 1/12th sustainable! Hooray for wind turbines!
[...] about traditional tri-blade wind turbines — the ultra-efficient turbine of the future might look completely different if Kyushu [...]
this can be so gorgeous.