Danish architecture practice Schmidt Hammer Lassen has won an international competition to build a new residential building in the Swiss city of Winterthur which, when completed, will be the "world's tallest residential building with a load-bearing structure in wood".With completion expected to take four years, the "Rocket & Tigerli" tower will measure at 100 metres-tall. It will make use of wood as a construction material as opposed to concrete, in a bid to increase the building's sustainable c...
Danish architecture practice Schmidt Hammer Lassen has won an international competition to build a new residential building in the Swiss city of Winterthur which, when completed, will be the "world's tallest residential building with a load-bearing structure in wood".With completion expected to take four years, the "Rocket & Tigerli" tower will measure at 100 metres-tall. It will make use of wood as a construction material as opposed to concrete, in a bid to increase the building's sustainable c...
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