90-Degree Twisting Vertical Forest Residence: Layer-by-Layer Rotating Planter Balconies

Architectural photography of a residential tower in Taipei, Taiwan, in the manner of Vincent Callebaut. A twenty-one storey tower whose floor plates rotate 4.5 degrees per level, twisting a full ninety degrees from base to crown so the whole mass spirals like a strand of DNA. Every terrace is densely planted with mature subtropical trees and cascading vines, turning the tower into a vertical forest. Exposed white structural frame spiralling up the facade, a dense Taipei skyline in the background. Bright hazy city daylight, lush green against white concrete, hyper-realistic, 8k, architectural digest. --ar 16:9 --v 6.0