Stacked Prism Tower: Four Triangular Prisms Tapering Sequentially

A supertall tower composed of four triangular prisms, sharing a square base, but each prism is obliquely cut off at different heights, with only one continuing upwards, culminating in a sharp, slanted top. The slanted surfaces are complete planes, without any folds, so the building's silhouette appears completely different from various angles. The facade consists of continuous aluminum frames and reflective glass, with division lines following the structural diagonals, forming giant X-shapes on the skin. The base is made of rough stone, creating a textural contrast with the glass above. Photographed against the light in the early morning, with the slanted surfaces reflecting the sky. Avoid: making the silhouette symmetrical, adding horizontal division bands to the facade, placing any features other than an antenna at the top, or using glass for the base.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一棟超高層塔樓由四支平面為三角形的稜柱組成,共用一個方形的基座,但每支柱在不同高度斜切收頭,最後只剩一支繼續向上,頂端是一個尖銳的斜面。斜切的面是完整的平面,不做任何轉折,所以從不同方位看,建築的輪廓完全不同。立面是連續的鋁框與反射玻璃,分割線沿著結構的對角線走,在外皮上畫出巨大的 X 形。基座是粗獷的石材,與上方的玻璃形成質感落差。清晨逆光拍攝,斜面反射天空。避免:輪廓做成對稱、立面加入橫向分割帶、頂部設置天線以外的造型、基座使用玻璃。