Your first pic is… unsettling? I don’t know how else to describe it but the XI combined with this building looks like some sort of building genetic mutation haha.
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Gotta say, the windows were always going to make or break this thing, and they turned out better (i.e. less cartoonishly bubble-shaped) than the renderings made them out to be.
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looks like they are all growing out of the same spot in the ground or something haha. maybe twisty towers look best on their own, not in a cluster of other buildings.
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if anything, this is how a highline hugging tower should look. Not just glass, glass, glass like some of them have been.
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great shots all around baronson!
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I really like the quirky appearance of this building: some buildings are simple structures to contain and shelter their inhabitants; other are literal works of art that contain and shelter their inhabitants - this is the latter. I too look forward to the ‘peeling off of the glass film’ - that will be a refreshing site to see.
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This building properly belongs in London. What an astronomical expense it must have been to outfit every unit with its own TARDIS.
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So far now I have heard two interesting comparisons; this one I think is a bee hive. The other I heard somewhere in this thread is ‘bubble wrap’ . The bubble wrap comparison wins.
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I agree. I am thinking more insect pod but could not find a good google image.
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