Towers of the Absolute (CANADA)

Being in the Canadian province of Ontario, it's definitely worth visiting the city of Mississauga. This is an interesting place and the sixth largest city in Canada. The city is growing at a very fast pace, it is one of the largest financial centers of the country, and in addition, since the late 1970s, the Mississauga does not borrow from the state. And of course, such a place should always have an original symbol corresponding to the status, and today they are the Absolute towers.

Absolute towers are twin skyscrapers belonging to the city center Absolute, which consists of five buildings and symbolizes the development of the city of Mississauga. The beginning of the history of buildings started on November 28, 2006 during the 24th Urban Design Competition, when the mayor announced an international competition for the design of skyscrapers. He assumed that the new Absolute towers would become the center of the quarter.

June 14, 2012 Council on high-rise buildings and urban environment passing in Chicago, called the Absolute Tower the best in the world among the new skyscrapers. The large tower of the complex from the base to the roof rotates by 209 degrees, thus reminding us of the famous skyscraper Turning Torso, which is in Swedish Malmö. Skyscrapers have 56 and 50 floors, with a height of 179.5 and 161.2 meters. In the towers of the Absolute there are no identical floors or balconies. Designers working on the project eliminated vertical barriers and created the illusion of rotating skyscrapers.

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