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Conceptual Design: Futuristic Skyscraper

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The Corallite is a conceptual skyscraper for the year 4023 in which land has given its way to water.
The progression of the Earth from the year 2023 to 4023 in which land has given its way to water.
Once a symbol of hope, the Statue of Liberty is now submerged in a polluted ocean.
Human resilience shines as a repurposed oil platform becomes the skyscraper's base.
Ocean water is harvested and filtered through a desalination process that climbs the atrium.
Care modules can be removed from the skyscraper and transported as needed via drones.
An interior view of 3 care module pods: residential, meditation, and treatment.
The skyscraper's exterior is composed of ETFE nanotechnology with a retractable outer shell.


This conceptual competition entry was sponsored by CannonDesign for the 2023 eVolo competition. Click here to see the submitted entry.
The eVolo Skyscraper Competition was established in 2006 and is one of the world’s most prestigious awards for high-rise architecture.

Visualizations composed with Adobe Photoshop & MidJourney AI. Renderings by Sharon Mathew & Steffany Brady. Writing by Chris Soria.






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