The 2012 Pritzker Prize was awarded to Chinese architect Wang Shu. Among his winning designs is the Vertical Courtyard Apartments, six 26-story towers by his architectural firm Amateur Architecture Studio built in Hangzhou.[27] "These towers were designed to house two-story apartments, in which every inhabitant would enjoy "the illusion of living on the second floor", accomplished by folding concrete floor planes (like "bamboo mats," claims the firm), so that every third story opens into a private courtyard. In the larger towers, the two-story units are stacked slightly askew, adding to the visual interest of the variegated façades (Goldhagen 2012)<p><a href="http://lowereastsiding.blogspot.com/2017/01/blog-post.html?m=1" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://lowereastsiding.blogspot.com/2017/01/blog-post.html?m...</a>
would have really liked to have seen a view from the windows, it's hard to parse just from looking at it, seems similar to a lot of residential skyscrapers.