Massimilano and Doriana Fukas' Structure Celebrates Harmony
Kalin Ned — April 18, 2018 — Art & Design
In partnership with local architect Sandi Pirš, Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas created a mesmerizing and intricate design for a double-ellipse tower for the Slovenian coastline. The majestic 111-meter high structure will be more than just an attention-capturing architectural piece. The double-ellipse tower will serve as a connection facilitator between Giusterna Beach and Monte San Marco. The towering building is situated in an area where two cultures—Italian and Slovenian—coexist. The double-ellipse tower is meant to embody the long-lasting and peaceful relationship between the two.
In addition, the architects and developers have great intentions for the Slovenian ellipse tower that slightly tilts toward the ocean. Hopes have been shared that the architectural marvel will "immediately become a new symbolic element of the city."
In addition, the architects and developers have great intentions for the Slovenian ellipse tower that slightly tilts toward the ocean. Hopes have been shared that the architectural marvel will "immediately become a new symbolic element of the city."
Trend Themes
1. Harmony-celebrating Architecture - Architects are finding ways to make their structures more than just visually pleasing.
2. Cultural Connection Facilitation - Efforts are being made to build structures that bridge cultural gaps.
3. Symbolic Landmarks - Designed structures are creating new symbols and landmarks for cities and communities.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Industry professionals can explore innovative ways to create structures that go beyond being visually appealing.
2. Tourism and Hospitality - The constructions of landmarks that represent shared values and cultures can be used as promotional tools to attract tourists.
3. Urban Planning - Organizations can use symbolic architectural structures to help shape positive cultural and community relationships.
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