Sun Ladder
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Sun Ladder

A solar wing on every floor — a ladder of sun

A stacked-box tower where every floor slab extends into a wide flat south-facing solar-panel wing, so the building reads as a tall ladder of black solar shelves on a white precast concrete module core. Straight, repetitive, and shaded by its own panels.

DESIGN FACTS

01

White precast concrete modules in a plain repeating grid

02

A flat south-facing solar wing on every floor slab

03

The wings shade the floor below — passive cooling built in

04

Galvanised steel rails and edges, nothing bespoke

THE BUILDING

Every floor, every space

Exterior

Crown

Crown

Facade

Facade

Street Level

Street Level

Lobby & Arrival

Grand Lobby

Grand Lobby

Entry Portico

Entry Portico

Elevator Bank

Elevator Bank

Corridor

Corridor

Office Floors

Open Plan

Open Plan

Amenity Level

Sky Lounge

Sky Lounge

Rooftop Terrace

Rooftop Terrace

Pool Deck

Pool Deck

Residential Floors

Living Room

Living Room

Primary Bedroom

Primary Bedroom

Kitchen

Kitchen

Primary Bath

Primary Bath

Penthouse & Observation

Penthouse

Penthouse

Observation Deck

Observation Deck

Balcony

Balcony

Parking & Services

Service Level

Service Level

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Nordic Timber

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Temple Stack

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Stepped solar-clad tiers with a ceremonial stair

Mayan Stack

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Black Eave

Black Eave

Corten floors, black eaves every eight storeys

Solar Shingle

Solar Shingle

A whole skin of solar panels hung like shingles