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The inspiration is drawn
from a vine climbing up
a lattice. The lattice is extremely simple to build, and the vine uses the lattice for support as it roams in, out, and around the framework. |
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The science examines a
chromosome, specifically the central part of a chromosome known as the “Centromere” to derive the overall shape of the tower. |
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Centromere
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The architectural skin of the tower is similar to that of a flowering vine climbing around a trellis structure. The concrete core and elevated footbridge peek out from the architectural form. The architectural form is derived from a chromosome and the central part of the chromosome is where the tower name gets its name.
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