The Egg of Mumbai
The ovate offices designed by architect James Law–using a technique he calls “cybertecture” are drawing attention to Indian capital, Mumbai.
The form of the Cybertecture Egg is extruded from a sphere and evolved to create a unique and iconic building.
The concept for the Cybertecture Egg was inspired by looking at the world in terms of the planet being a self-sustaining vessel with an ecosystem that allows life to exist, grow and evolve.
The building serves as a beacon and nucleus for the immediate central business district area known as Bandra Kurla Complex.
The scheme comprises 33,000 square meters of office space stacked in 13 stories with highly intelligent building management systems.
Like our planet Earth, the building has a sustainable ecosystem derived from Cybertecture thinking to give the building’s inhabitants both a dynamic physical world and access to virtual spaces of the connected world.
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The form of the Cybertecture Egg is extruded from a sphere and evolved to create a unique and iconic building.
The concept for the Cybertecture Egg was inspired by looking at the world in terms of the planet being a self-sustaining vessel with an ecosystem that allows life to exist, grow and evolve.
The building serves as a beacon and nucleus for the immediate central business district area known as Bandra Kurla Complex.
The scheme comprises 33,000 square meters of office space stacked in 13 stories with highly intelligent building management systems.
Like our planet Earth, the building has a sustainable ecosystem derived from Cybertecture thinking to give the building’s inhabitants both a dynamic physical world and access to virtual spaces of the connected world.
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