This week on Dezeen, the 1000M skyscraper designed by architecture studio Jahn was unveiled in Chicago.
Located at the south end of the Michigan Avenue Historic District, the 223-metre-tall skyscraper features two distinct sections comprised of a large base finished with aluminium panels and a longer, glossy top.
The structure, which is one of the last projects designed by the studio's late founder Helmut Jahn, is now one of the tallest residential skyscrapers in the city.
BIG has completed twisting skyscrapers in New York
Elsewhere in the US, Danish architecture studio BIG completed two twisting residential skyscrapers situated beside New York's High Line.
Containing a total of 236 condominiums, the towers stand at 91 and 122-metres-tall and are connected at their base by an elevated passageway. Lindal Cedar Homes has created purchasable house designs informed by Frank Lloyd Wright
In other architecture news, Seattle-based manufacturer Lindal Cedar Homes partnered with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation to create purchasable house designs based on the architect's Usonian philosophy.
A total of nine floor plans are available to purchase, including designs based on Frank Lloyd Wright's Jacobs 1 house in Wisconsin.
Corstorphine & Wright completed an office extension in London
In the UK, architecture studio Corstorphine & Wright completed an office extension in London that features a gouge in its facade designed to celebrate the circular window of the neighbouring Grade...