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Visionary Italian
architect Dr. David Fisher announced the
launch of the revolutionary Dynamic Tower, the
world's first building in motion, to be constructed
in Dubai and Moscow with other locations planned
worldwide. |
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First
Rotating Skyscraper to be Self Powered and
Completely Prefabricated
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New
York City, June 24 2008 – Visionary Italian
architect Dr. David Fisher today announced the
launch of the revolutionary Dynamic Tower, the
world's first building in motion, to be constructed
in Dubai and Moscow with other locations planned
worldwide.
Rotating Tower Dubai Development Ltd headed by the
Dynamic Group, announced the opening on June 24 of
the reservations list for the first Dynamic Tower in
Dubai. The company has also revealed the design and
floor plans of the rotating building which will have
80 floors and be 420 meters (1,380 feet) tall.
Apartments will range in size from 124 square meters
(1,334 SF), to Villas of 1,200 SM (12,916 SF)
complete with a parking space inside the apartment.
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Dr.
Fisher also announced that the second Dynamic Tower
planned for Moscow is now in the advanced design
phase, with preassembling of the units to start soon
and completion scheduled for 2010. The developer is
the Mirax Group, headed by leading international
developer Sergei Polonsky, The Moscow tower, which
will have 70 floors and be 400 meters (1,310 feet)
tall, will be located in Moscow City area, the new
prestigious part of the Russian capital.
“Our
intention is to build the third Rotating Skyscraper
in New York,” Dr. Fisher stated. “Additional Dynamic
Towers will be built around the world, following an
expression of interest from developers, governments,
and public officials to construct a Dynamic Tower in
Canada, Germany, Italy, Korea and Switzerland”.
The
Dynamic Tower offers infinite design possibilities,
as each floor rotates independently to create a
building that constantly changes shape, resulting in
a unique and ever evolving architectural structure.
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“The
Dynamic Tower is environmentally friendly and the
first building designed to be self-powered, with the
ability to generate its own electricity, as well as
for other nearby buildings, it achieves this feat
with wind turbines fitted between each rotating
floor, An 80-story building will have up to 79 wind
turbines, making it a true green power plant,” Dr.
Fisher stated.
The
Dynamic Tower is also the first skyscraper to be
built entirely from prefabricated parts that are
custom made in a workshop, resulting in cost
savings, this approach known as the Fisher Method,
also requires far fewer workers on the construction
site, thereby dramatically lowering construction
costs.
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“Each
floor of the building can be completed in only seven
days. From now on, buildings will be made in a
factory,” Dr. Fisher said.
By
combining motion, green energy and efficient
construction, the Dynamic Tower will change
architecture as we know it, and herald a new era of
Dynamic Living.
Renowned Italian architect Dr. David Fisher is the
creator of the Dynamic Tower, a building in motion.
He has spent more than 30 years working to redefine
the technical and technological extremes of
buildings in cities like London, New York, Moscow,
Hong Kong, Paris and Dubai.
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Building in Motion
The
Dynamic Tower offers infinite design possibilities,
as each floor rotates independently at different
speeds, resulting in a unique and ever evolving
shape that introduces a fourth dimension to
architecture, Time.
The
Dynamic Tower is environmentally friendly, with the
ability to generate electricity for itself as well
as other buildings nearby making it the first
building designed to be self-powered, it achieves
this feat with wind turbines fitted between each
rotating floor. An 80-story building will have up to
79 wind turbines, making it a true green power
plant.
The
Dynamic Tower is also the first skyscraper to be
built entirely from prefabricated parts that are
custom made in a workshop, resulting of fast
construction and of substantial cost savings.
this approach known as the Fisher Method, also
requires far less workers on construction site while
each floor of the building can be completed in only
seven days, units can also be customized according
to the owners needs and styles.
Dr.
Fisher states, “Today's life is dynamic, so the
space we are living in should be dynamic as well,
adjustable to our needs that change continuously, to
our concept of design and to our mood, buildings
will follow the rhythms of nature, they will change
direction and shape from spring to summer, from
sunrise to sunset, and adjust themselves to the
weather, buildings will be alive.
“From
now on, buildings will have four dimensions, the
fourth dimension is ‘Time' to become part of
architecture,” Dr. Fisher added. “Buildings in
motion will shape the sky line of our cities.
By
combining motion, green energy and efficient
construction, the Dynamic Tower will change
architecture as we know it, and will start a new era
of Dynamic Living.
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PREFABRICATION
The Dynamic Tower, is the first
skyscraper to be entirely assembled in a
factory from prefabricated parts, factory made
buildings will offers the advantages of any modern
industrial product, it saves energy, reduces
construction time and dramatically cuts building
costs.
The
prefabricated units arrive at the building site
ready for quick and efficient installation, this
approach known as the Fisher Method also requires
far less workers on the construction site than
traditional traditionally, In fact each floor of the
building can be completed in only seven days, units
can also be customized according to the owners'
needs and styles.
Each
individual unit will be completely finished at the
Factory and exported worldwide, it will be equipped
with all necessary plumbing and electric systems
including all finishing from flooring to
ceilings, bathrooms, kitchens, cabinets, lighting
and furniture.
The
preassembled units are simply hooked to each other
mechanically, this results in environmentally clean
construction sites, avoiding unloading of materials,
waste, noise and pollution, there will be less risk
of accidents to construction workers, and
construction time will be reduced by over 30% due to
their particular construction method, prefabricated
buildings will also be easy to maintain and repair,
the building's maintenance facility, type of
materials used, and the quality control employed
will also make them more durable than any
traditional structure.
Since
the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids not much
has changed in the world of building construction,
workers placed a stone on top of another, and brick
on top of brick, in 1889, the use of steel was
introduced into construction for the Eiffel Tower in
Paris, and beginning in 1905 reinforced concrete was
used, with the start of the Industrial Revolution in
1780, products began to be made in factories using
industrial methods, but today buildings are still
done on site as they were 4,000 years ago.
“Almost
every product used today is the result of an
industrial process and can be transported around the
world, from cars and boats to computers and
clothing, factories are chosen for their ready
access to materials, production technology,
inexpensive labour, efficiency, and other conditions
that result in high quality at a relatively low
cost,” Dr. Fisher noted.
“It is
unbelievable that real estate and construction which
is the leading sector of the world economy,
is also the most primitive, for example most workers
throughout the world still regularly use trowels
that was first used by the Egyptians and then by the
Romans, buildings should not be different than any
other product, and from now on they will be
manufactured in a production facility,” Dr. Fisher
stated.
The
Dynamic Tower represents the future of architecture,
resulting in a new era of living that will benefit
both man and nature.
Renowned Italian architect Dr. David Fisher is the
creator of the Dynamic Tower, a building in motion.
He has spent more than 30 years working to redefine
the technical and technological extremes of
buildings in cities like London, New York, Moscow,
Hong Kong, Paris and Dubai, he graduated with honors
from the University of Florence where later he
served as a professor of architecture and structural
engineering.
Fisher
is the creator of the world's first building in
motion, the Dynamic Tower heralds a new era of
architecture buildings in motion that will challenge
traditional architecture to become the symbol of a
new philosophy that will change the look of our
cities and the concept of urban living.
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A NEW
ERA OF GREEN BUILDING
The
Dynamic Tower, takes the concept of green buildings to the next
level were it will generate electricity for itself
as well as other nearby buildings, making it the
first skyscraper designed to be self powered.
The
building generates electricity from wind turbines
mounted horizontally between each floor, eighty
story building will have up to seventy nine wind
turbines, making it a true green power plant while
traditional vertical wind turbines have some
environmental negative impact, including obstruction
of views and the need for roads to build and
maintain them, the Dynamic Tower's wind turbines are
practically invisible and extremely quiet due to
their special shape and the carbon fibre material
they are made of.
Another
environmentally green element of the Dynamic Tower
is the photovoltaic cells that will be placed on the
roof of each rotating floor to produce solar energy,
approximately 20% of each roof will be exposed to
the sun, so a building that has 80 roofs will equal
the roofing space of 10 similar size buildings.
In
addition, natural and recyclable materials including
stone, marble, glass and wood will be used for the
interior finishing.
To
further improve the energy efficiency of the Dynamic
Tower, insulated glass and structural insulating
panels will be employed.
Energy
will also be saved during construction, which
involves pre-fabricating individual units in a
factory, this Fisher Method not only reduces
construction time, but it also results in a cleaner
construction site with limited noise, dust, fumes
and waste, the shorter building time also results in
a less energy consumption than traditional
construction methods.
DYNAMIC LIVING AND LIFE STYLE
Dynamic
Tower, offers
infinite design possibilities, each floor will
rotate independently at different speeds, resulting
in a unique and forever evolving shape.
Designed by visionary Italian architect Dr. David
Fisher, the Dynamic Tower is the first building in
history to introduce a fourth dimension to
architecture, “Time”, the Dynamic Tower will
continually reshaped, allowing the sun to both rise
and set from the same view, The buildings can also
be adjusted to the season, the weather, or to
capture a special moment.
Luxury
penthouse villas, which will be over 1,000 square
meters (11,000 square feet), will be completely
custom-made to fulfill individual buyer's personal
needs, they will also include an indoor swimming
pool, voice activated features, demotic control
systems, built in phone system and any other special
desire, all custom made.
Bathrooms will be preassembled at the Leonardo da
Vinci factory in Italy, part of the Dynamic Group
and will be made of precious Italian marble, sauna,
Turkish bath, chromatography and sound therapy, a
real treat.
Villa's
residents will have the possibility to drive
directly into the building were a special elevator
take their car to their floor and park at the
entrance to their Villa's.
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The
Dynamic Tower will offer every resident constantly
changing views, a voice activated control system,
state-of-the-art design details, high quality
Italian made finishing, sophisticated electronic
devices.
Each
Dynamic Tower throughout the world will be unique,
becoming an iconic structure wherever it's built,
together the Dynamic Towers will represent an era of
a new architecture that will change the look of our
cities and herald a new era of Dynamic Living.
ABOUT
DR. DAVID FISHER
Dr.
David Fisher after
graduating with honour in architecture from the
University of Florence, he became later a lecturer
of Architecture and Structural Engineering at the
same university.
Over
the last three decades, he have been passionately
designing buildings in harmony with nature,
as well as redefining the technical and
technological extremes of buildings, particularly in
major cities like London, Moscow, Hong Kong, Paris
and Dubai.
At the
same time, Dr. Fisher have been involved in
restoring ancient monuments and in designing public
buildings through the New York office of Fiteco Ltd,
which he launched in the 1980s.
Dr.
Fisher becomes involved in the prefabrication and
construction technologies as well as in the building
and development of various hotel projects.
Among
the technologies he developed was the “Smart Marble
bathrooms” by Leonardo da Vinci system, a completely
pre-assembled marble construction for luxury hotels
and homes.
The
Smart Bathroom is the first mechanical approach to
civil construction and the only existing factory
produced and integrated bathroom system, Dr.
Fisher's LDV Group first incorporated this system
into the Le Meridian hotel in Dubai, where he
extended his work to construction sites in different
locations throughout the world, such as Milan,
London, Moscow, Paris and Hong Kong.
INFINITY Design company is Dr. Fisher's
architectural office that is located in Florence
however Dr. Fisher cannot be considered an architect
in the traditional sense of the word.
Throughout his professional life, he mastered a wide
range of experiences in the world of construction,
from teacher to designer, from preparing feasibility
studies to allocation of finance for large projects,
from construction management to real estate
development, from designing products to the
construction and management of large industrial
plants.
He
considers architecture to be a combination of
feasibility, functionality and engineering. His
experience in all of these areas has provided him
with vast knowledge in the field, and prepared him
to revolutionize traditional building techniques
with the architecture of the future.
Dr.
Fisher's professional activity has always been
focused on two concepts: an industrial approach
involving the use of prefabricated units, and
Dynamic Architecture, where the traditional
three-dimensional design meets a fourth dimension:
Time. With his new Dynamic Towers, he is
transforming time to herald a New Era of
Architecture.
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The
Dynamic Tower in Dubai will have 80 floors, and will
be 420 meters (1,380 feet) tall, Apartments will
range in size from 124 square meters (1,330 square
feet), to Villas of 1,200 square meters (12,900
square feet) complete with a parking space inside
the apartment. the first 20 floors will be an
offices, floors 21 to 35 will be a luxury hotel,
floor 36 through 70 will be residential apartments,
and the top 10 floors will be luxury villas located
in a prime location in Dubai, it is destined to
become the most prestigious building in the city.
The
Dynamic Tower in Dubai will be the first skyscraper
to be entirely constructed in a factory from
prefabricated parts, it will require only 600 people
in the assembly facility and 80 technicians on the
construction site instead of 2,000 workers on a
similar size traditional construction site,
Construction is scheduled to be completed by 2010.
His
Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum ruler
of Dubai and Vice President of the United Arab
Emirates, is considered by many to be a true
visionary of the future, Dr. Fisher's dreams for the
Dynamic Tower in Dubai were inspired by His Highness
who said “Do not wait for the future to come to
you…face the future.”
Fisher
was inspired to design the Dynamic Tower during a
visit to a friend's top-floor Midtown Manhattan
apartment. "I had a view of the Hudson River and
East River at the same time, it was beautiful and I
wanted to make that feeling accessible to more
people." He loves the idea of seeing the sun rise
and set in the same room, and considers the building
to be four-dimensional. "Time is always changing the
shape of the building,"
The rotation takes up to 3
hours (so you're not always
spilling your coffee), and
gets power from photovoltaic
solar cells and 79 wind
turbines, one located
between each floor. The
system is meant to create
enough energy to power to
the entire tower and still
have juice to spare for some
surrounding buildings.
According to Fisher, two of
these $700 million
futuristic scrapers are
planned so far, one each in
Dubai and Moscow. They will
be built using a truly
radical technique.
Construction on the Dynamic
Tower will be unlike
anything that preceded it.
The only part of the tower
built on site will be the
skinny center core. It is
strong enough to hold the
floors in place, and will
contain the building's
elevators, which transport
people and cars right
to their door. Each floor
will be made piece by piece
in a factory in Italy - a
throwback to Fisher's
previous life in
prefabricated bathroom
design - and placed onto the
core using a lift system.
With this method, each story
is completed in about six
days. By comparison,
traditional ground-up
methods can take six weeks
per floor.
Groundbreaking for Dynamic
Towers in Dubai and Moscow
is expected to happen in the
fall, with construction
reaching completion by the
end of 2010. The going rate
is $3.000
per
sq foot.
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