Architects have created a skyscraper in Singapore that resembles a tree more than it does a tall building. The building incorporates 60 stories of green walls along the exterior, and features a grand total of 54 different plant species within. Because of its unique green design and ample communal space, the skyscraper was awarded Best Tall Building Worldwide. Have a look here to see why architects and designers are so in love with this tree-like skyscraper.
This plant-covered skyscraper just won the award for world’s best tall building
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