The city that for years has preserved its cosmopolitan image could host a new skyscraper so striking that it would change the view of Manhattan, at least this is what the Hayri Atak architecture studio wants.
New York has been a faithful representative of vertical architecture, from the Chryslet building, the Empire Estate or the One57, the reality is that even the best studios in the world from time to time tend to make proposals to increase floors and add difficulty.
Sarcostyle Tower, Hayri Atak’s invention, will be anything but equal to the buildings around it. Its amorphous shape and material properties will undoubtedly make it stand out, because unlike its geometric neighbors, it will be inspired by biological concepts, including anatomy and cells, a project that will give you an organic view among the dense urban landscape.
The structure appears to wind up on itself and creates a series of empty spaces that give the project a sense of transparency and can be interpreted differently depending on the angle from which it is viewed, it could well have come out of a futuristic film.
Sarcostyle Tower joins other projects that are awaiting financing, such as East 34th or The Big Bend from Oiio Studio, which would have a U-shape.
Hayri Atak is famous for his disruptive and unusual constructions, as is the case with his project for a hotel suspended on a cliff in Norway.
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