2nd Annual Tall Buildings

The paradigm shift of the last century in the dwelling culture and the way we inhabit space, along with the advancement in the engineering technology, has led to a proliferation of tall buildings. Tall Buildings have already become an epitome of city l...

The paradigm shift of the last century in the dwelling culture and the way we inhabit space, along with the advancement in the engineering technology, has led to a proliferation of tall buildings. Tall Buildings have already become an epitome of city life with socio-cultural importance.

Today, there is no denying that the quality of these large structures plays a significant part in defining our living condition in the city. Asia in particular has been the site of rapid construction of skyscrapers necessitated by high population density and fueled by economic growth. The megalopolises in this region such as Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, Singapore, Hong Kong and Beijing are proud of their long history and cultural heritages in addition to their economic vitality. While their landscapes are adorned with old palaces and traditional gardens, their skylines are magnificently composed by skyscrapers. Although tall buildings have now become the symbol of economic prosperity and technological advancement, concern for preservation of the cultural and historical heritage represented by the traditional buildings and places has also grown.

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