ushaped skyscraper could soon be the worlds tallest
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U-shaped skyscraper could soon be the world's tallest

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A distinctive curved skyscraper
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An architecture firm in New York has proposed building a distinctive curved skyscraper, which is expected to be the world’s tallest building, impressing many on social media.

The Designs by Oiio studio portrayed an example of the tall building that curves on the top creating an upside down U.

The building is said to have an overall length of 4,000 feet, about twice the height of today’s tallest buildings.

"If we manage to bend our structure instead of bending the zoning rules of New York we would be able to create one of the most prestigious buildings in Manhattan. The longest building in the world," the firm's official website confirmed.

The firm also described an elevator system that moves through the loop.

"The innovative track changing system allows for the horizontal connection of two shafts on the top and bottom to create a continuous loop," Designs by Oiio’s official website wrote.

Source :Al Arabiya

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