Lev Manovich

“The historic city of St. Petersburg in Russia will soon be home to the tallest and supposedly ‘greenest’ tower in Europe. The UK-based architectural firm RMJM was given a go by the Russian gas giant to build the new Gazprom Neft headquarters in the former Russian capital.”(Via archinect.com.)”The main tower ‘is to rise at least 300 meters (985 feet) into the sky and symbolize the growing power of the firm. It is also to be situated just opposite the famed 18th century Smolny Cathedral on the Neva River in historic St. Petersburg.”(Via bldgblog.)

Moscow’s rapidly growing skyline will soon feature an eye-popping new addition:
Crystal Island, which will be the world’s biggest building when completed.
Sir Norman Foster’s mountainous 27 million square feet spiraling ‘city within a building’
will cost $4 billion and it is scheduled to be built within next 5 years.
(Via inhabitat.com.)

“The historic city of St. Petersburg in Russia will soon be home to the tallest and supposedly ‘greenest’ tower in Europe. The UK-based architectural firm RMJM was given a go by the Russian gas giant to build the new Gazprom Neft headquarters in the former Russian capital.” (Via archinect.com.)

“The main tower ‘is to rise at least 300 meters (985 feet) into the sky and symbolize the growing power of the firm. It is also to be situated just opposite the famed 18th century Smolny Cathedral on the Neva River in historic St. Petersburg.’  (Via bldgblog.)