Wild Hong Kong Concept Tower Would Have Its Own Fish Farms And Rice Paddies

In a bold attempt to create a building that contains practically everything humans could need to survive, architects at Studio Cachoua Torres Camilletti designed a multi-multi-purpose skyscraper for Hong Kong. Called "Rice Terraces," the design is an effort to meld agricultural space and big cities. It features two uniquely shaped towers connected by braces, trusses and bridges. The larger tower on the right would be for commercial use, with space for offices, retail, and entertainment. The ...