Каталог статей

Nakheel Tower
Dubai, UAE.  2020
200+ floors
1400 m (4593 ft)

Pingan International Finance Center Tower 1
Shenzhen, China.  2014
115 floors
646 m (2119 ft)

Shanghai Tower
Shanghai, China.  2014
128 floors
632 m (2074 ft)

Chicago Spire
Chicago, USA.  2014
150 floors
610 m (2000 ft)

Goldin Finance 117
Tianjin, China.  2014
117 floors
597 m (1959 ft)

Makkah Royal Clock Tower Hotel
Mecca, Saudi Arabia.  2011
85 floors
591 m (1939 ft)

Doha Convention Center Tower
Doha, Qatar.  2013
112 floors
551 m (1808 ft)

World Trade Center One
New York, USA.  2013
105 floors
541 m (1776 ft)

Pentominium
Dubai, UAE. 2013
112 floors
516m (1692 ft)

Burj Al Alam
Dubai, UAE. 2013
108 floors
510 m (1674 ft)

The Zeppelin Park and Tower is a proposal by French architects Fabrice Quemeneur and Etienne Rouverand to bring back to life the golden era of Zeppelins as means of transportation. Highly used during the first half of the 20^th century for commercial and military purposes, the blimps rapidly disappeared after the Hinderburg disaster in Lakehurst. Airplanes become the norm of transportation.

The main concept behind this proposal is to create Zeppelin Towers in major global cities. These skyscrapers would embrace their full potential of becoming modern transportation nodes and reduce green house gases emissions linked to airplanes. The towers’ plinth is fully equipped with commercial and recreational areas for the city. Read the rest of this entry »