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See the plan: utm.guru/uidrY. Check out this amazing custom-designed triple octagon Hawaiian Topsider home with ample multi-level decking, a lanai, and breathtaking views in every direction. It was carefully designed and engineered to be earthquake- and hurricane-resistant and features low-maintenance exterior finishes. View Album: utm.guru/uidr0.
Rising elegantly above San Francisco’s Financial District, the Transamerica Pyramid is an architectural icon that defines the city’s skyline. Completed in 1972 and designed by William Pereira, this 853-foot tall structure was initially met with skepticism due to its unconventional shape, but it quickly became one of San Francisco's most beloved landmarks. The building’s unique pyramid shape was conceived to maximize sunlight on the surrounding streets, a thoughtful touch that sets it apart from the typical high-rises of the era. The exterior is clad in crushed quartz, giving it a shimmering, light-reflective quality that changes with the time of day. The Transamerica Pyramid’s tapering design and innovative engineering have earned it a place in the pantheon of modern architectural masterpieces. Beyond its striking appearance, the building is also a marvel of efficiency and foresight, designed to withstand earthquakes and other seismic activity, which is essential in this region. Today, it stands as a symbol of the city's forward-thinking spirit, blending form and function seamlessly. Visitors to the area can explore the plaza at its base, which offers a serene contrast to the bustling streets of the Financial District, and snap photos of this futuristic structure from various angles. For those interested in San Francisco’s architectural heritage, the Transamerica Pyramid is an absolute must-see, offering a glimpse into the city’s dynamic blend of innovation and tradition.
See Plan: bit.ly/3s2V30u. Check out this custom Topsider pedestal home built on a sloping mountainside. This home was engineered to be earthquake-resistant and to meet stringent building code requirements. It’s the ideal house design for this type of terrain, allowing for panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valley below. More Plans: bit.ly/403r1Gw.
See Plan: bit.ly/3s2V30u. Check out this custom Topsider pedestal home built on a sloping mountainside. This home was engineered to be earthquake-resistant and to meet stringent building code requirements. It’s the ideal house design for this type of terrain, allowing for panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valley below. More Plans: bit.ly/403r1Gw.
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Directly below shot of the steel tower in Shiodome district, Tokyo.
Four corners of the Nippon TV Headquarters building are reinforced with these towers.
The height of the steel tower is approximately 200 meters and each steel pipe has a diameter of 120 centimeters.
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© Eric Lafforgue
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© Eric Lafforgue
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