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Solar Carve Tower in New York, USA by Studio Gang Architects
December 8th, 2012 by Sanjay Gangal
Article source: Studio Gang Architects
Our Solar Carve Tower employs a surprising twist to traditional zoning logic. Designed for a site that borders the High Line on the east with the vast openness of Tenth Avenue, the Lincoln Highway, and the Hudson River to the west, the project proposes inverting the light and air setbacks from the already well-exposed street to the High Line, in order to prioritize the inner-block park.
REVEALED: The Art Institute of Chicago solo exhibition
Building: Inside Studio Gang Architects
September 24, 2012 – February 24, 2013
Software used: Combination of CAD software, McNeel Rhinoceros to 3D model, Autodesk AutoCad to document and Autodesk Ecotect to analyze. Renderings were primarily done by Labtop.
PUBLICATIONS:Building: Inside Studio Gang Architects Edited by Jeanne Gang and Zoë Ryan; With contributions by Michael Halberstam,
Karen Kice, Zoë Ryan, Brett Steele, and Sarah M. Whiting
Yale University Press
184 p., 8 x 10
97 color illus. + 109 duotones
ISBN: 9780300191189
Paper over Board: $45.00
Image Courtesy Studio Gang Architects
Geometric relationships between the building form and the sun’s path, as well as the viewshed between the park and the Hudson, guide the shave and shape of the tower.
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