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Dear Architects, Designers, Travelers, and Fans,
Taipei, Taiwan’s largest city, known as the culture of the kaleidoscope of Taiwan’s capital city. It is home to many iconic landmarks from
the tallest buildings to the biggest collection of Chinese art, Taipei would
invite you into a world of fascinating contrasts - a mix of the modern and
traditional, with a generous dash of energy and friendly smiles to make this
one of your most memorable trips to Asia.
Taipei 101 (台北 101)
is an engineering marvel and the first building of its kind in the world.
Spanning 101 stories above the ground at height of 1,671 ft (509.2 m), designed
by C.Y. Lee and C.P. Wang as a symbol of technology’s evolution fused with
Asian tradition. The building features many pan-Chinese and Asian elements
mixed with a postmodern style and is designed to withstand typhoons and
earthquakes common in Taiwan.
The building is home to offices, a shopping mall, a vast array of restaurants, an observation deck, and the world’s fastest
elevators. The mall and food court remain the main attraction
for locals while overseas tourists, eager to glimpse a bird’s eye view of the
city, make up the majority of patrons visiting the observation floors. With a variety of events held on-site each year such
as the New Year’s Eve fireworks display, there’s no doubt that regardless of
the loss of its ‘world’s tallest’ title, this culturally iconic building will
remain one of the most visited skyscrapers for many years to come.
Taipei 101 is scaled-down with height = 8.2in /
208.28mm. Taipei 101 is also a foundation to be inspired me to design the
Taipei skyline. Actually, the Taipei 101 also is built by using the same
technique as the real one. Its design concept was incorporated Chinese Pagoda
form and bamboo flowers. Honestly, it is my old project in 2017
I think this idea will be a great Lego Set of approximately 318 Lego bricks, that many people could enjoy! Taipei 101 is an
amazing heart of Taipei city, beautiful tower, and it is awesome to build it in
Lego bricks!
Thank you to all the supporters! Thank you to all the followers!
Please feel free to leave comments or suggestions!
David (VBoiHuynh)
LEGO IDEAS: Taiwan, Taipei skyline
IG: Huynh_arch
FB: David Huynh
Youtube: vboi huynh
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BOI_Design
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