The 123,000 square meter building, internally referred to as “Technopolis”, will be the first major development in the Central Exchange - the cluster for the Infocommunications & Media (ICM) industries in One-North. The design by Kisho Kurokawa was selected as the winning proposal in the International Competition on April 18, 2002.
Eco-Tec City is created by multi-dimensionally layering differing elements (residential, office, public services, commercial). The more layers, the higher the level of vibrancy. A Layered City is created by a new method called Vertical Zoning instead of conventional Horizontal Zoning
Technopolis by Kisho Kurokawa & Associates
Label: The Great Building
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