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By Christopher Liu, Tyler Li, Benji Pan, and Panyarat Samranpis

3/19/2024

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Located at 501 Yincheng Rd (M), Lujiazui, Pu Dong Xin Qu, Shang Hai Shi, China, 200120

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Shanghai Tower has become a green building with LEED platinum certification because the tower's shell has transparent double walls that insulate, allow for air ventilation and let the sunlight in and uses 80% less energy for heating and cooling compared to other equavilent towers.

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I like the curved design and color of the tower as well as how it uses way less energy for heating and cooling than other towers.

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I like the curved design and color of the tower as well as how it uses way less energy for heating and cooling than other towers.

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-Christopher Liu

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I like how it kind of looks World Trade Center 1 with the curvy sharp design. I also like how it utilizes natural heating and cooling solutions instead of traditional gas and electric.

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I like how it kind of looks World Trade Center 1 with the curvy sharp design. I also like how it utilizes natural heating and cooling solutions instead of traditional gas and electric.

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Tyler

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I like the smart control systems of the building and the fact that it's savings of $556,000 each year for energy cost

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I like the green landscaping within and outside of the building, so that the architecture incorporates nature into its design. I find the double layered transparent walls to be innovative as it offers natural lighting, ventilation, insulation, and a cool design.

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I like the green landscaping within and outside of the building, so that the architecture incorporates nature into its design. I find the double layered transparent walls to be innovative as it offers natural lighting, ventilation, insulation, and a cool design.

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-Benji Pan