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Hope City is an ambitious tech project that aims to turn Ghana into a major ICT hub in West Africa. Construction will begin by June 2013 and is expected to completed within three years.

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The hub will include an assembly plant , an IT university and a hospital, as well as housing and recreation spaces.

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Designed by Italian firm Architect OBR, Hope City will be made up of six towers of different dimensions, including a 75-story, 270 meter-high building that is expected to be the highest in Africa.

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Italian architect Paolo Brescia (center) showcases the Hope City design to Ghanaian president John Mahama, standing next to him.

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The sustainable, high-tech project aims to house 25,000 residents and create jobs for 50,000 people.

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A system of bridges at different heights will link the towers together, creating a spiral circular connection for the buildings' functions and public amenities.

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Inspired by Ghana's traditional compound houses, pictured, the project's architects set out to design a space that would reflect the culture of local people and create a sense of community.

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Originally made of mud brick walls and thatched roofs, compound structures have been a prevalent form of housing in Ghana for centuries, built to encourage communal life.

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"We wanted to recreate at a different scale the same feeling of the compound house in a way that it could work as a compound cluster," says OBR Architect co-founder Paolo Brescia.



