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✓ Published: 09-Nov-2022
✓ Published: 09-Nov-2022
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“I think it’s going to be a model of how to transform existing high-rises into new high-rises in the future.”nnMeet architect Kim Herforth Nielsen, Founder and Creative Director of the Danish studio 3XN, who here tells the story behind the transformation of Quay Quarter Tower in Sydney, Australia – an existing high-rise in the city centre that was turned into a new and doubled in size. In November 2022, the project won the prestigious International High-Rise Award (IHA), considered the w
“I think it’s going to be a model of how to transform existing high-rises into new high-rises in the future.”nnMeet architect Kim Herforth Nielsen, Founder and Creative Director of the Danish studio 3XN, who here tells the story behind the transformation of Quay Quarter Tower in Sydney, Australia – an existing high-rise in the city centre that was turned into a new and doubled in size. In November 2022, the project won the prestigious International High-Rise Award (IHA), considered the w
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