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Dancing Apartment: Adding green to the concrete jungle

Designed by Unsangdong Architects, this fabulous building is set to take shape in the heart of South Korea and will boast not just a unique blueprint, but a special feel that is not matched by any other modern structure. Dubbed as the ‘Dancing Apartment’, the structure is planned using oblique lines unlike straight ones that are penciled down in most cases. The advantage of the design is not just a visibly outstanding structure, but the fact that it created an edifice with various community spaces that include parks, leisure facilities, event space, a library and media space. With a swimming pool acting as a seismic dampener at the top and plenty of green all around, who wouldn’t love to live in one of those apartments with a terrace? – via

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7 responses to “Dancing Apartment: Adding green to the concrete jungle” - Add yours!

  1. Vogon said:
    April 8, 2009

    Amazing, but where are tehe roots of the trees?

  2. Dana said:
    June 17, 2009

    Stunning! The architecture is so unique. I bet it could be listed on the Guiness Book of Record for its extraordinary design.

  3. Patricia O. Hodge said:
    November 30, 2009

    Have a lovely day.

  4. Eddie A. Callahan said:
    November 30, 2009

    Hope you have a nice day.

  5. Dennis Y. Lynch said:
    November 30, 2009

    I’m having some trouble seeing your page layout in the newest release of Opera. Looks good in IE6 and Firefox however.

  6. Евроремонт said:
    May 31, 2010

    Very interesting project. ;)

  7. Viswam said:
    August 9, 2010

    PLease see the difficulty in designing the safety of the people living in the apartment mainly in the sesmic activity and the wind forces which are prdominant in the South Korean areas!!

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