Скачать или смотреть The Insane Architecture of The Interlace: Singapore’s Vertical Village

The building that redefined the skyscraper. In a world obsessed with height, Singapore’s The Interlace decided to break the rules. Designed by Ole Scheeren, this massive residential complex consists of 31 apartment blocks stacked in a hexagonal arrangement, creating a series of interconnected "villages" in the sky. It’s a structure that looks more like a game of Jenga than a luxury housing development.

In this episode of The Architrave, we explore the insane architecture of The Interlace. We look at why the architects chose to "tip the skyscraper on its side," the science behind the wind-flow and sun-shading of its giant courtyards, and how it managed to win the "World Building of the Year." Discover how this hexagonal labyrinth provides private gardens and social spaces hundreds of feet in the air, challenging everything we thought we knew about urban living.

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