Ten top-heavy buildings that are bigger at the top than the bottom
David Adjaye's upside-down supertall skyscraper proposal for New York has raised eyebrows, but it's not the only tall building that increases in size as it rises. Here is a roundup of 10 other top-heavy buildings.
Vancouver skyscrapers by Heatherwick Studio
UK-based Heatherwick Studio designed two irregularly-shaped towers that, when built, will grow upwards from a bottleneck into tall structures studded with balconies. The high-rise buildings are planned for Vancouver and will feature clusters of plants on their balconies, which many of the British architecture firm's recent skyscrapers also do.
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