Architecture in Motion

in Art, Random, Video - Arts & Culture | July 7th, 2008 2 Comments

When completed in Dubai, this “dynamic building” designed by David Fisher will be in constant motion, always changing its shape, and also generate its own electric energy. You can reserve your apartment today, or wait for similar buildings to get erected in Moscow and New York. The whole concept feels a bit Las Vegas-esque. But who knows, maybe this is the wave of the future. To see what I’m talking about, watch the video below and get more info here.

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  1. ben j says . . . | July 16, 2008 / 3:30 pm

    someone else can clean the windows. i’m not trying to die on a spinning skyscraper.

  2. Mark Lawrence says . . . | September 22, 2008 / 1:18 pm

    A very interesting concept… http://www.architectureinmotion.com

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