Revolving Building in Malmö, Sweden

Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden. It is a city where tradition and modernity blend together, with ancient historical buildings and modern skyscrapers. This rotating skyscraper was completed in 2005. At 190 meters high (54 floors), it is the tallest building in Northern Europe and the second tallest building in Europe. The building rotates a total of 90 degrees from the bottom floor to the top floor, allowing all offices to have sufficient sunlight throughout the year. This building has won a design award. The designer adopted the concept of "upper body rotation 90 degrees", which is truly ergonomic. It looks simple, but it has to overcome many construction methods and measurement difficulties. Looking up from the bottom will make you dizzy!