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Jin Mao Tower Shanghai China - SiliconInfo

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Jin Mao Tower is one of the tallest towers situated in Lujiazui, Pudong in Shanghai, China. Designed by Adrian Smith from leading Chicago Architectural Firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), is currently the 18th tallest building in world ranking. The construction has started from 1994 and completed in 1999 . It used to be the tallest building of China until in 14, 2007 , the highest position has passed to Shanghai World Financial Center located nearby to Jin Mao Tower. It possessed the architectural style of Neo-Futurism. Silicon Valley is an India based company specialised in mobile and web application development. Here in Silicon Valley, CAD comprised a major role. At CAD, Computer Aided Design is used for designing and documentation of various given product. Our services expands to International market also with the facility of outsourcing includes BIM Services Dubai , California and Brazil. CAD possesses every specialisation of Computer Aided Design with proper tec...

Dancing Building, Prague, Czech Republic: Creatively Challenging

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Dancing Building is the life size form of dancing couples which can clearly stands out amongst the close and compact street. This creative and unconventional building has faced many criticisms for its unique design as the concept of dancing couple for architectural structure doesn’t belong to Baroque, Gothic and Art Nouveau, either of this art form which has mainly been the pride of Prague for long time. Instead of those it belonged to the style of deconstructivist owing to its unusual features. It was designed by the collaboration of Czech-Croatian architect Vlado Milunic and Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry. Located in Rašínovo nábÅ™eží 1981/80, Praha city centre of Prague, the location holds a major historical significance due to U.S bombings of 1945 which destroyed the whole place. The earlier name of the building was Fred and Ginger (famous dancer Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers) as given by Gehry but changed out of the fear of increasing American Hollywood culture of ...