Saturday, June 22, 2013

How a Slanted Skyscraper Will Share Sunshine With the High Line

How a Slanted Skyscraper Will Share Sunshine With the High Line

When you build a monolithic tower that reaches hundreds of feet up into the sky, it's going to cast a shadow. That can be a big problem for those on the ground, if they'd like to occasionally see the sun. But the designers of a new building being planned in lower Manhattan have figured out a way around the problem: An oddly-shaped building that will not only shed light on occupants, but spread it around for neighbors as well.

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Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/rPzUPozii0A/how-a-slanted-skyscraper-will-share-sunshine-with-the-h-531726059

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