Triangle Project - Artist's View by T.Rex
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Date: Monday, June 4, 2012
This is an artist's rendition of what the finished Triangle shopping/office/apartment complex will look like. The angle of view in this rendition is the same as in my panorama photo posted yesterday. It will be interesting to compare the finished building with this artist's rendition.
NCC (Nordic Construction Company) is the construction company. This is one of their largest projects. Their web site states: 12,000 square meters shopping Galleria, 5,000 square meters office space, and 200 new apartments. Projected date of completeion: 2014.
For a high altitude web camera mounted on the top of the Hilton Hotel looking down on the construction site, see -
http://www.ncc.se/sv/Triangeln/aktuellt-om-triangeln
The camera image is updated every 5 minutes.
Enjoy!
Comments (6)
Faemike55
Very cool conception it will be interesting to say the least to see if they held true to the design
debbielove
Now! For once! I have to say here is a 'modern' looking design, not massively high, made of eye glaringly awful glass, that doesn't clash awfully with other traditional buildings.. It is lower, less....in your face but still is hugely functional! Please other designers, TAKE NOTE! This is how you can get things right! Thanks.. Rob
0rest4wicked
Looks like a well designed project!
neiwil
Got to say this has been a fantastic and very enjoyable series, I love this sort of thing.
gaius
Will they respect the design ? It looks great just like the buildings they are building in my hometown. Interesting series, thanks for sharing.
Richardphotos
back when I was doing drafting some of the most enjoyable parts were doing views like this of homes.nice shot