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(L): Torre UnipolSai
Design (2017): Mario Cucinella Architects.
(C): Torre UniCredit
Design (2009): César Pelli.
(R): IBM Studios Milan
Design (2014) : Michele de Lucchi.
Milan, Italy.
La instalación de Yves Klein (Niza, 1928- París, 1962) consta de cinco fuentes que arrojan fuego al cielo. Está concebida para un espacio abierto y es la pieza de fuego más ambiciosa de Klein. Se sitúa en la fachada posterior del Museo Guggenheim Bilbao.
Torre Diana and Torre Libertad are two high rise buildings located at Paseo de la Reforma in the centre of Mexico City. Torre Diana (on the left), completed in 2016, is 158 metres tall. Torre Libertad a.k.a. Torre St. Regis Hotel, designed by César Pelli and completed in 2008, is 150 metres tall.
Torre Iberdrola, diseño del prestigioso arquitecto argentino César Pelli, constituye el último gran hito en el proceso de transformación de la ciudad de Bilbao y el eje central del nuevo centro financiero.
Con 165 metros de altura, este elegante edificio de oficinas se ha convertido en una obra de arte de la arquitectura terciaria, referente por su diseño, tecnología y sostenibilidad.
Torre Iberdrola cuenta con una de las máximas calificaciones: la prestigiosa Certificación LEED CS 2.0, otorgada por el USGBC que evalúa y reconoce a aquellos proyectos que hacen uso de prácticas más respetuosas con el medio ambiente, y que, por tanto, son más saludables, ambientalmente más responsables y con estructuras más rentables.
Edificio inteligente
En la construcción de Torre Iberdrola se han aplicado las últimas tecnologías en materia de sostenibilidad, seguridad, instalaciones, etc. lo que le convierten en uno de los edificios referentes a nivel nacional. A su impactante diseño, en forma de prisma triangular, hay que unir la instalación de los últimos avances y la utilización de materiales de la más alta calidad.
El resultado es la consecución de un importante ahorro energético, que satisface las necesidades de las compañías más exigentes.
Torre Iberdrola es una combinación perfecta entre diseño, tecnología y funcionalidad.
El nuevo foco cultural y de negocios de Bilbao
Torre Iberdrola está situada entre el puente de Deusto, la Plaza Euskadi, la Calle Ramón Rubial y los jardines de la Campa de los ingleses; dentro del nuevo desarrollo de Abandoibarra, símbolo actual de la transformación de Bilbao y nuevo foco cultural y de negocios.
La Torre, que es el componente protagonista de dicho desarrollo, se ha convertido en el nuevo icono financiero y empresarial de Bilbao y cuenta con aproximadamente 50.000 metros cuadrados alquilables. Además, la flexibilidad de sus plantas posibilita su modulación con un aprovechamiento máximo del espacio.
Looking along Churchill Place towards the 50-storey One Canada Square building in London's Canary Wharf district, It was designed by architect César Pelli and completed in 1991.
Dusk reflections on the titanium cladded Guggenheim Museum, designed by Frank Gehry, in front of the glass Iberdrola Tower, designed by César Pelli, in Bilbao.
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A view of the Petronas Twin Towers (designed by Cesar Pelli) from Kuala Lumpur Tower. They are currently the tallest twin towers in the world. To the right, the black building with the triangular structure is by world renowned architects Foster + Partners. The apartment building just in front of that (named The Troika) was also designed by the same firm.
As it was raining that day, I took my family up to the indoor observation deck. However, for serious photographers and nightscenes, I would recommend buying tickets for the outdoor deck so as to avoid reflections caused by the glazing.
People like to complain about street construction — "Oh it's awful & I'll be glad when it's finished," they say to one another and to TV reporters, hundreds of times a day — but if it weren't for construction equipment the only things to look at on Marquette Avenue'd be the bottoms of conspicuously bland office towers and the entrances and exits of parking ramps.
The bldg @ the right is one of César Pelli's abominable creations and Jesus that wall's a depressing thing to have to walk past. I'd rather get hydraulic excavators and orange plastic mesh and Jersey barriers and cylindrical castle-topper turret-looking things, which are temporarily-above-ground manholes.
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In downtown Minneapolis on June 7th, 2009, a view to the south from the east side of Marquette Avenue, south of South 6th Street, during construction of the Marquette and 2nd Avenues transit corridor project. "Wells Fargo Center," erected 1988, is at right.
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Library of Congress classification ideas:
HE336.R63 Road work zones—United States—Pictorial works.
TE220 Streets—Maintenance and repair—Equipment and supplies—Pictorial works.
TJ1355 Excavating machinery—Pictorial works.
TD696 Manholes—Pictorial works.
NA9074 Skywalks—United States—Pictorial works.
F614.M543 Minneapolis (Minn.)—Pictorial works.
Petronas Twin Towers in its splendor and if you were to search the tag word ajklcc, you would find other photos taken with this as the background.
Cheung Kong Center is a 283 m high skyscraper in Central District in Hong Kong designed by Cesar Pelli. When completed in 1999, it was the third-tallest building in the city.
225 Liberty Street, formerly Two World Financial Center, is the second tallest of the four buildings in the World Financial Center complex - 1987 - Cesar Pelli & Associates Architects and Haines Lundberg Waehler
The first picture in my LOVE series. They are Argentinians and I didn't ask them to kiss :P Shot this with my 50mm f1.8 lens at shutter speed of 1/6 handheld. :)
Have a great week everybody!!!!
ps: In case you're wondering, www.flickr.com/photos/azlijamil01/257083295/ is my favorite photo. Treasured memories, right?
"According to Lao Tse, the reality of a hollow object is in the void and not in the walls that define it. He was speaking, of course, of spiritual realities. These are the realities also of the Petronas Towers. The power of the void is increased and made more explicit by the pedestrian bridge that ... with its supporting structure creates a portal to the sky ... a door to the infinite."
'I tried to express what I thought were the essences of Malaysia, its richness in culture and its extraordinary vision for the future. The building is rooted in tradition and about Malaysia's aspiration and ambition.'
~ Cesar Pelli, the main architect of Petronas Towers
I will never get tired of taking photos of the Petronas Towers.