Sustainable Towers in Malaysia by Studio Nicoletti Associati

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Malaysia is a country that is familiar with the icons of the building.Two of the world’s tallest building, Petronas Twin Towers, located in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of the country.So, no surprise to us that the new housing development planned for the amazing harbor known as the Putrajaya Precinct 4, just 30km south of Kuala Lumpur.

Studio Nicoletti Architects, Sustainable Development

This design is very new and original with a unique structure inspired by the sea, which is also very interesting from this design is a set of traditional Islam in a permeable, radiating block of bioclimatic architecture.

Studio Nicoletti Architects, Sustainable Development

Design contest winner for Precinct 4 comes from Studio Nicoletti Associati and Malaysian architects Hijjas Kasturi Associates, who provide the masterplan of Putrajaya.The purpose of the designer is to provide a model for sustainable residential design inspired by the unique view of the city that includes a broad artificial lake.Biggest inspiration came from the sea and the entire development resembles a fleet of ships.

Putraya Waterfront Development, Malaysia

Destination design architect designed this building to say “from the place of origin of modern culture, Islam, and in the tropics.”Added to this is Nicoletti’s extensive experience in the design and construction for extreme climates.For Precinct 4, the Italian firm brought sustainable strategies like terraces, glasses, natural ventilation and integrated green space into the design.The building will be a source of alternative energy and is expected to generate 50% less CO2 emissions from housing projects are similar.

source : inhabitat, The Fleet of Putrajaya, Studio Nicoletti Associati

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