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High-rise Habitat

 

The high-rise habitat combines dense urban development with a green habitat adding new public space, and nature in a terraced landscape of parks. A mix of city and nature is created in the combination of a complete green roof and traditional stepped high-rise building. The stepped landscape offers a variety of pocket parks from street level parks to roof parks and sky parks. The green roof is a new ecosystem increasing biodiversity, cooling the building as well as surrounding city spaces by absorbing and vaporizing rainwater.

 

Project name

High-rise Habitat


Typology

Residential, Commercial


Location

Manhattan, NYC, NY, USA


Year

2012


Status

Competition entry


Size

80.000 m2


Client

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Collaborators

Buro Happold


Design team

Sinus Lynge, Tue Hesselberg Foged, Toni Rubio Soler, Ivana Stancic, Jeppe Kiib, Monica Capitanio, Andris Rubenis, Yulia Kozlova