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Socializing the Sky

ISBN : 9781957183954

Author : Robert Oxman

Publisher : ORO Editions

Year : 2024

Language : English

Type : Book

Description : The book presents the remarkable history of the emergence in the past two decades of the dramatically new design of multi-tower and multi-functional tall building clusters. Based upon a decade of architectural research, the book provides a definition of the new typology, here termed The Tower Cluster, and its major concepts, design characteristics, and the typological knowledge required to design creative sub-variants. It provides the detailed analysis of a large series of recent case studies of the typology.

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