Projects

The central concrete core ascended on a rigorous five-day floor cycle, achieving structural top-out at level 78 in just 22 months.

A self-climbing façade gantry trailed roughly ten floors behind the core, allowing interior trades to closely chase the concrete pour with MEP rough-ins.

Each sky-lobby garden was managed as a standalone mini-project with fast-tracked permits, accelerating phased tenant occupancy certifications.

Export surplus renewable power generated by integrated nano-PV glass and façade-mounted micro-turbines, effectively operating the tower as a net-positive vertical city.

Vertically mix income-tiered housing stacked above a mid-tower hotel, and monetise a dramatic sky-bridge observatory to subsidise building operations.

Leverage faceted exoskin geometry to simultaneously maximise PV yield and diffuse wind loads, reducing structural demands and façade maintenance.

A high-strength concrete core, coupled with multi-storey steel outriggers, braces a perimeter megacolumn grid for lateral stability.

Triple-glazed vacuum units embed orientation-tuned nano-PV films, and floor slabs employ corrosion-resistant basalt-fibre rebar to lower embodied carbon.

High-speed elevators use regenerative drives that feed electricity back into the tower’s micro-grid during descent, boosting overall efficiency.

Excessive wind-induced accelerations demanded installation of a 300-tonne water mass damper within the crown to maintain occupant comfort.

Steeply raked façade angles necessitated drone-based cleaning systems, and revised fire-testing protocols added late-stage cavity barrier retrofits.

Tropical ambient temperatures required ice-slurry concrete pumping to maintain hydration temperatures during structural pours at 360-metre elevation.