the high-rise shown here is a visionary example of organic skyscraper architecture that combines elements of parametric design, biophilic architecture, and contemporary glass-and-steel construction. the design consciously breaks away from the traditional concept of a monolithic tower, instead developing a vertically stacked landscape of interconnected volumes. rather than a single high-rise, the building consists of several cylindrical towers of varying heights assembled into a spatial composition. the individual volumes are linked by sculpturally shaped connecting elements and expansive terraces. the impression created is that of several independent towers fused into a vertical urban district.