Danish Dynamite -
summary
Architectural practice turns regulatory constraints into design drivers: a Vancouver tower grows from a tiny triangular lot into a form twice as big at the top as at the bottom to satisfy a 100‑foot bridge setback and a no‑shadow park rule; a Copenhagen waste‑to‑energy plant claims to be the cleanest in the world and adds a 100‑meter ski slope plus a 300‑foot climbing wall; West 57 merges courtyard daylighting with skyscraper density as a CT scraper under the banner of hedonistic sustainability.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:44Moving the Boundaries
- 6:14Constraints
- 8:26Sustainability
- 11:00Design
- 12:58Silicon Valley
- 16:38Google
- 19:19Conclusion
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