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Galaxy Centaurus A (NGC 5128) in visible and infrared - Galaxy Centaurus A in visible and infrared - The galaxy NGC 5128 is about 13 million years away - light from Earth. This an elliptical galaxy that cannibalized a small spiral galaxy. The infrared image, on the right, reveals the complex structure of the central dust strip. Images obtained on the left by Cerro Tololo's 4m telescope and on the right by the Spitzer space telescope. Centaurus A (NGC 5128) is the nearest active galaxy to Earth. Located 13 million light - years away in the southern constellation Centaurus, 'Cen A' appears to be the result of a merger - collision between a large elliptical galaxy (which has a black hole at its center) and a smaller spiral galaxy that veered too close to the larger one, resulting in the cannabalization of the small galaxy. The visible image (left) from the National Science Foundation's Blanco 4 - meter telescope at Cerro Tololo Inter - American Observatory in Chile is dominated by a brigh

Galaxy Centaurus A (NGC 5128) in visible and infrared - Galaxy Centaurus A in visible and infrared - The galaxy NGC 5128 is about 13 million years away - light from Earth. This an elliptical galaxy that cannibalized a small spiral galaxy. The infrared image, on the right, reveals the complex structure of the central dust strip. Images obtained on the left by Cerro Tololo's 4m telescope and on the right by the Spitzer space telescope. Centaurus A (NGC 5128) is the nearest active galaxy to Earth. Located 13 million light - years away in the southern constellation Centaurus, 'Cen A' appears to be the result of a merger - collision between a large elliptical galaxy (which has a black hole at its center) and a smaller spiral galaxy that veered too close to the larger one, resulting in the cannabalization of the small galaxy. The visible image (left) from the National Science Foundation's Blanco 4 - meter telescope at Cerro Tololo Inter - American Observatory in Chile is dominated by a brigh

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The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

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The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613558

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613370

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613439

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613461

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613497

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613012

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613287

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613093

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613190

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613349

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613361

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613374

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613424

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613467

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613549

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613209

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613128

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613155

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613276

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613291

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613553

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613563

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613569

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613346

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613355

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613360

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613434

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613445

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613479

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613484

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613485

A workman on the tower of the New York Times, built in 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. New York, United States. Photography 07/08/07.

A workman on the tower of the New York Times, built in 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. New York, United States. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613267

Detail of the facade of the tower of the New York Times, built in 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. New York, United States. Photography 07/08/07.

Detail of the facade of the tower of the New York Times, built in 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. New York, United States. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613271

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613307

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613532

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613556

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613589

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613353

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613432

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613492

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613509

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613250

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613294

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613317

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4612995

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613393

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613394

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613436

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613520

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613525

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613601

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613184

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613339

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613413

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613433

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613469

The tower of the New York Times, built in 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. New York, United States. Photography 07/08/07.

The tower of the New York Times, built in 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. New York, United States. Photography 07/08/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613054

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

The tower of the New York Times, New York, United States, construction 2007, architect Renzo Piano. This 279 meter high tower presents an interesting technical feature. The agency has designed, on the metal structures carried to the outside, a second skin giving the illusion of a large floating sail, passing the summit by about thirty metres. Composed of 200,000 tubes of vitrified ceramics, this second skin, a kind of permanent sun breeze, detaches facades with extremely transparent glazing, perfectly reflects the light of the sky and the city. Photography 23/11/07.

Piano, Renzo (b.1937)

Michel Denance

MDA4613419

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