a business district with many skyscrapers
extra allowed building height that can be obtained by including public space in a skyscraper project
taking a laissez-faire approach to the development of skyscrapers
the act of building a city which relies on spectacular, non-contextual architecture
the number you get when you divide the total floor area of a building by the size of the plot on which it’s located
the proud and tall centerpiece of a neighborhood
a skyscraper that marks an edge instead of a center
views that must be uninterrupted over a long distance
the imaginary V-shaped area in a cross-section of a street with tapering skyscrapers
a lonely skyscraper
a skyscraper that is regarded as a representation of its environment
a set of urban design principles based on the importance of the natural environment and livable urban density
an alternative term for view corridor
an elongated V-shaped area that originates from the point of view and widens as it approaches the protected area or building
a misplaced skyscraper
a skyscraper that represents an important junction or a transport node