A new green skyscraper for Singapore
By JJ on July 23, 2008
from Inhabitat - by Mahesh Basantani - The Singapore skyline has been getting greener these days with new developments from some of the world’s most renown architects. The latest design to join the trend is a new futuristic green building from architect Ken Yeang named Fusionopolis. A research and development complex, this structure will adorn Singapore as the island nation’s most eco-friendly skyscraper.
more at Inhabitat.com
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