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Rising 17 stories above one of Taipei's principal promenades, Dunhua Tower redefines the residential high-rise typology through a sophisticated interplay of materiality, geometry, and sustainable design. The tower's distinctive L-shaped footprint creates two contrasting facades—one slender and elegantly proportioned, the other broader and more commanding—allowing the building to respond dynamically to its urban context while maximizing natural l…
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Standing by 17 floors on one of the main avenues of Taipei, Dunhua Tower redefines the typology of the residential buildings in height by means of a sophisticated interaction of materiality, geometry and sustainable design. The distinctive implementation in the form of "L" creates two contrasting facades — one slender and elegant, the other broad and imposing —, allowing the building to respond dynamically to its urban context, while maximizing …

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ArchDaily broke the news in Santiago, Chile on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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