With a leaning angle twice that of the Tower of Pisa, the Bella Sky Comwell Hotel stands out as the most slanted of Denmark’s skyscrapers.
However, the Bella doesn’t just lean, it also twists. The top ten floors of one tower forms an outward bend of approximately 12 degrees, while the other twists the same way the opposite direction. Building this complex architecture was a challenge to the engineers but was accomplished by pre-fabricating concrete panels and assembling them in situ. At a quick rate of 11 days of construction work per floor, the 250 feet (75.6 meters) high hotel building arose.
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