Taipei's Newest Skyscraper Will Be Shaped After Green Bamboo
Madison Mackay — January 24, 2018 — Art & Design
References: citterio-viel & dezeen
Architectural group Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and Partners is set to create Taipei's newest skyscraper that is shaped like green bamboo shoots. This new building will include two luxury hotels and will reach 280 meters tall. Featuring curved edges, a green glass facade and an angled tip, this building is set to blend Chinese bamboo shoots and pleated columns from ancient Greece "some of the oldest elements from the East and West in modern harmony."
The two hotels featured in this building will be made by Hyatt, with distinctly different identities and will be the brand's first dual-luxury development in Asia. With a retail area and a modern pool design at the top, Taipei's newest skyscraper is set to bring in tourists from all over the world.
The two hotels featured in this building will be made by Hyatt, with distinctly different identities and will be the brand's first dual-luxury development in Asia. With a retail area and a modern pool design at the top, Taipei's newest skyscraper is set to bring in tourists from all over the world.
Trend Themes
1. Bamboo-inspired Architecture - Designing buildings with a bamboo-inspired aesthetic presents an opportunity for innovative and sustainable architectural designs.
2. Dual-luxury Hotel Development - Creating dual-luxury hotels within a single skyscraper offers a unique opportunity to cater to diverse customer preferences and increase revenue streams.
3. East-west Fusion Design - Blending elements from ancient Greece and Chinese bamboo shoots opens up possibilities for culturally inspired architectural designs that cater to global tastes.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can leverage bamboo-inspired designs to create visually striking and eco-friendly buildings.
2. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can explore the concept of dual-luxury hotels to attract a wider range of customers and enhance their overall experience.
3. Tourism - The tourism industry can promote destinations with unique East-West fusion architectural landmarks, attracting travelers interested in experiencing cultural blends.
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