Zurich has approved the construction of a 108-meter-high office tower designed by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, known for his innovative timber-concrete structures. The project, which combines Japanese architectural traditions with sustainability, has sparked mixed reactions, with some praising its elegance and others criticizing it as unnecessary in a city facing an oversupply of office space. Kuma's work is celebrated for its integration with the environment and use of natural materials, reflecting a modern interpretation of Japanese architecture.
