Ken Yeang concept of skyscraper called 'Artificial Land in the Sky' is a skyscraper concept (high-rise building) that can be 'alive' and adapt to the environment as living beings. The structure serves as a frame building and the floors can vary different functions, such as a playground, mall, cafe or other. This concept is like defining the ground-floor skyscraper to be like an empty lot that can fill a variety of functions such as housing, parks, and commercial places in general.
"Buildings will need to be designed not as high-energy polluting open systems but as mimetic urban ecosystems that relate their inputs, outputs and operations within the context and carrying capacities of the ecosystems in the biosphere..."
"Buildings will need to be designed not as high-energy polluting open systems but as mimetic urban ecosystems that relate their inputs, outputs and operations within the context and carrying capacities of the ecosystems in the biosphere..."
- Ken Yeang highlights on the importance of the adaptations of eco-structures of building to the environment
- The atrium proposed in the design provide natural ventilation.
- The suggestions made by Ken Yeang to this Mesiniaga was that air-conditioner was not needed for the building however as the lots are rented to the outsiders, they requested that air-conditioners to be installed.
Is there anything that this Menara was supposed to do ,or function in that way but it fAiled?
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