
With the goal of bringing "the affection for nature lost in the Oriental ancient world," to city dwellers, Beijing's
MAD architects have designed a skyscraper: Urban Forest.

The 385 foot building is
MAD's third sky scraper, following the
Absolute Towers in Toronto and the
Sinosteel in Tianjin, China.

The architects envision a stack of horizontally shifted floors, each with a sustainable foliage. View more diagrams at
Dezeen.
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