This beautiful six-story building, located in Berlin, Germany, was designed by Gnädinger Architects for the Otto Bock health care company. The organic/dynamic design of the building is based on the principles of nature - as a model of harmony between people and technology.
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Today, we’re going to do some urban exploring as we’re searching for the tallest abandoned structures around the world. We’re going to visit Russia, North Korea, the US and Poland on our quest for the rustiest. Once found, we’re going to climb the towers and buildings so make sure you leave your vertigo behind…1. Ostankino Tower, Moscow – 540 m (1772 ft)
2. Ryugyong Hotel, North Korea – 105 floors, 330 m (1,100 ft)
3. Mystery Tower, somewhere in Russia – around 300 m (1,000 ft)
4. PacBell Building, San Francisco – 26 floors, 133 m (435 ft)
5. Gliwice Radio Tower, Poland – 118 m (385 ft)
6. Broderick Tower, Detroit – 35 floors, 113m (369 ft)
Stunning house, designed by SeARCH and Christian Muller Architects, is fully embedded in the alpine landscape of Vals, Switzerland.
This beautiful six-story building, located in Berlin, Germany, was designed by Gnädinger Architects for the Otto Bock health care company.
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Today, we’re going to do some urban exploring as we’re searching for the tallest abandoned structures around the world. We’re going to visit Russia, North Korea, the US and Poland on our quest for the rustiest. Once found, we’re going to climb the towers and buildings so make sure you leave your vertigo behind…
2. Ryugyong Hotel, North Korea – 105 floors, 330 m (1,100 ft)
3. Mystery Tower, somewhere in Russia – around 300 m (1,000 ft)
4. PacBell Building, San Francisco – 26 floors, 133 m (435 ft)
5. Gliwice Radio Tower, Poland – 118 m (385 ft)
6. Broderick Tower, Detroit – 35 floors, 113m (369 ft)
