A week after posting about the narrow pyramids, the shape is making new appearances in Jerusalem and Paris. Both designed approved in the summer of 2015. San Francisco has a little competition.
Pyramid-Tower_Daniel-Libeskind, Approved for Jerusalem
Studio Libeskind has won planning permission to build a 105-metre-high pointed skyscraper in the centre of Jerusalem – set to become the city’s second-tallest building.
Called the Pyramid Tower, the 26-storey, mixed-use building will be constructed next to the Mahane Yehuda market – commonly called “The Shuk” – in the centre of the Israeli city.
Tour-Triangle-tower-by-Herzog-and-de-Meuron, Approved for Paris
Paris is to get its first skyscraper for over 40 years after Herzog & de Meuron won planning permission for its 180-metre-high Tour Triangle.