1. Turnurile rotative din Dubai si Moscova Des gratte-ciels pivotants à Dubaï et à Moscou Pivoting skyscrapers in Dubai and Moscow Apasati ca sa Avansati! Whu are interested? Cine sunt interesati?

2. An Italian architect said he is poised to start construction on a new skyscraper in Dubai that will be "the world's first building in motion," an 80-story tower with revolving floors that give it an ever-shifting shape. The spinning floors, hung like rings around an immobile cement core, would offer residents a constantly changing view of the Persian Gulf and the city's futuristic skyline. A few penthouse villas would spin on command using a voice-activated computer. The motion of the rest of the building would be choreographed in patterns that could be altered over time. Speaking at a news conference in New York on Tuesday, the building's designer, David Fisher, declared that his tower will revolutionize the way skyscrapers are made -- a claim that might strike some as excessively bold. David FisherDavid Fisher Dr. David Fisher, Arch.

3. David Fisher is born 19?? as an italien architect in Florence. He graduated from the University of Florence and also was a lecturer of architecture, structural engineering, the same university. Fisher designs buildings, restores ancient monuments and works with prefabrication-construction technologies. He has designed some rotating towers.Florence University of Florencelecturerarchitecturestructural engineeringprefabricationconstruction

5. Fisher acknowledges that he is not well known, has never built a skyscraper before and hasn't practiced architecture regularly in decades. But he insisted his lack of experience wouldn't stop him from completing the project, which has attracted top design talent, including Leslie E. Robertson, the structural engineer for the World Trade Center and the Shanghai World Financial Center. "I did not design skyscrapers, but I feel ready to do so," Fisher said. Twisting floors are just one of several futuristic features in the building, the first of several Fisher hopes to build with a similar design. Giant wind turbines installed between every floor, he said, will generate enough electricity to power the entire building, and lifts will allow penthouse residents to park their cars right at their apartments. A second version of the tower, to be built in Moscow, would have a retractable helicopter pad. Both structures, at over 1,300 feet, would be taller than the Empire State Building. Even the method of construction would be unorthodox.Empire State Building Fisher said each floor will be prefabricated in an Italian factory, then shipped to the site to be attached to the core. Assembling a building in this fashion, he said, will require only 80 technicians and take only 20 months, saving tens of millions of dollars, for a total cost of $700 million to build. On its face, the project seems to pose a number of complicated engineering puzzles. How would the plumbing hookups work in an apartment that is constantly moving? Fisher said the pipes will connect to the core via attachments similar to the ones used by military aircraft for in-flight refueling. Wouldn't people get dizzy? No, says Fisher. The rotations will be slow enough that no one will notice. With so many moving parts, wouldn't the building be a maintenance nightmare? Fisher said the building's modular construction will allow easy access to parts that need to be replaced. Robertson, who attended Tuesday's news conference, said that the skyscraper might be unusual, but is "absolutely" buildable. "You can build anything," he said, smiling. Fisher declined to say exactly where in Dubai the tower will be built or when site work might begin. He insisted, however, that factory production is set to start within weeks and that the tower, which will contain office space, a luxury hotel and apartments, will be complete by 2010. Sales of individual apartments will begin in September, with asking prices of around $3,000 per square foot. The smallest, at 1,330 square feet, would cost about $4 million and the largest, a 12,900-square-foot villa, $38.7 million. Skeptics might question Fisher's credentials to pull off the job. In a biography he had been distributing for months, he said he graduated from the University of Florence in 1976, came to New York in the mid-1980s and later developed hotels and ran a company that specialized in stone and prefabricated construction materials. The biography also said he received an honorary doctorate from "The Prodeo Institute at Columbia University in New York." No such institution exists, however, and Columbia said it had never awarded Fisher an honorary degree. Asked to explain the discrepancy, Fisher said, through his New York publicists, that he had been awarded the degree by the Catholic University of Rome during a ceremony in 1994 held at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, which is near Columbia's campus. Asked again to clarify the name of the school that conferred the degree, Fisher's publicists said in an e-mail that the information has been removed from his bio "because he wants to be entirely accurate and cannot be with this information."Columbia University Copyright © 2009, Chicago TribuneChicago Tribune

6. Iata un turn care se invarte singur ca o femeie, dupa dorinta locatarului, dupa soare, dupa vant.

7. Proiectul arhitectului David Fisher, Turnurile Rotative Dubai si Moscova sunt date in folosinta din anul 2010.

8. Denumit "Dynamic Architecture" acest tip de constructie este in rotatie continua. Fiecare nivel din cele 80 este independent in rotatia sa pe axul central in beton-armat

9. RezervatiaRezervatia apartamente a inceput la 1 Iunie 2008, suprafatele variaza intre 37 si 297 mp.

10. Amenajare etaj in Vila de o familieAmenajare unui etaj in apartamente

11. Turbine de vant ajuta la rotatie economica Asamblare de modul prefabricat Panouri foto-voltaic sunt plasate sub podea

12. Fiecare etaj se invarte independent in jurul axei stabile de beton-armat, care contine doua scari si cinci elevatoare, unul special pentru automobil.

13. Cateva imagini in rotatie.

14. Fiecare nivel se compune din piese de marimea camerei din materiale usoare, foarte rezistente (fibra de carbon) atasate si fixate una de alta, in jurul unui stalp central de beton-armat pe care pivoteaza fiecare etaj. Comanda miscarii se face prin voce din fiecare apartament, rotatia intreaga dureaza aproape 3 ore.

15. Fiecare locatar are masina parcata la acelas nivel cu apartamentul sau, deplasare la sol se face rapid cu un elevator mare.

16. Sala principala de baie are vedere direct spre ocean printr-o sticla-zid pe toata lungimea, bazinul are jeturi cu apa minerala.

17. Explicatia tri-dimensionala, realizarea constructiei.

18. David Fisher doreste sa ridice alte Turnuri- Dinamice. Urmatoarele proiecte pot fi in New York, sau in Canada, Germany, Italy, Korea sau Switzerland. Romania nu e inscrisa inca. $700 millions.Costul informativ pentru un turn de 80 etaje cu 120-200 de apartamente este de aproape $700 millions.

19. Pentru arhitectul David Fisher, turnul-dinamic este o filozofie de rezolvare in spatiu si timp. Solutia usureaza viata in timpul modern al zilelor de astazi.

20. Propunerea de la Chicago:

22. Vedere dela etajul 80 catre Chicago:

23. Propunerea de la Dubai, proiect realizat 2010

24. http://www.dynamicarchitecture.net/home.html

25. ABOUT DYNAMIC ARCHITECTURE GROUP: Rotating Tower Technology International Ltd, a United Kingdom company, The Group controls the technology of the Rotating Towers and offers the following: Design and engineering services Supply of complete turn-key Rotating Towers The Group is also active as a developer and co-developer of Rotating Towers.Principals: G.H. Lally Sheikh Mejren bin Mohammed bin Sultan Among the Dynamic Group companies: Rotating Towers Dubai Development Limited Dynamic Communications Limited Rotating Tower Industries Italy Srl The DYNAMIC CLUB is devised of a group of world leader “Associated” companies involved in the Design and Engineering, supply of technology, products, maintenance services and other contributions that may be integrated in the development of the Rotating Tower, a completely new approach to the construction industry. Founding Members: Founding Members: Leslie E. Robertson (LERA) is the main structural engineer of the Rotating Towers and is in charge of the overall engineering aspects of the towers. Bosch Rexroth (Bosch Group), World leader for drive and control systems, is in charge of the design, engineering of all systems related to the mechanics of the revolving floors and the interfaces (Plumbing, Electricity, etc) between the rotating floor and the core as well as the computerized control system. Rotating Tower Technology International – is the owner of the exclusive rights to exploit the ‘invention' (patents pending, know-how and technology) of the Rotating Tower. Associated Members: Associated Members: Kerakoll SpA, Italian leader for special construction materials. Leonardo da Vinci smart bathroom, manufacturer of luxury marble bathrooms, Italy. Kriston Enterprises Ltd of Greece, a construction management company Abita - UNIVERSITY CENTER Gruppo GE.DI - an Italian Contracting and Construction Company

26. Architecture, Civil Engineering, & Urban Planning Conservation and Restoration Design, Visual and Figurative Arts Delfo Del Bino Alessandro Dini Bohumil Fanta David Fisher Ray Hutchison Irina Korobina Alexander Kudryavtsev Adolfo Natalini Michele Piccini Milan Prodanovic Yasuo Watanabe Patrick H. Wyss Vincenzo Capalbo Caterina Crepax Ricardo Gomes Boulin Hu Edoardo Malagigi Yury Nazarov Angela Nocentini Paolo Penko Nelson Shanks Vito Cappellini Francesco Civita Francesco Grazzi Amra Hadzimuhamedovic Anna Lobovikov-Katz Marco Quadri Stefano Scarpelli Gennaro Tampone Mary Westerman Bulgarella Zsuzsanna Wierdl Marco Zoppi

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