A city in the city — "Endless City" by Beijing-based firm SURE Architecture is a skyscraper mirroring a city infrastructure. Courtesy: SURE Architecture A city in the city — It's made up of floors of apartments, offices, shops and even parks, stacked up on each other like pancakes. Courtesy: SURE Architecture A city in the city — At the heart of the tower, running from the bottom to the very top of the building are two "streets." Courtesy: SURE Architecture A city in the city — These "streets" would be lined with shops, apartments, parks and museums. Courtesy: SURE Architecture A city in the city — People walking up the slopes of the ramps would be able to enjoy stunning views over London. Courtesy: SURE Architecture A city in the city — If built, it would reach up to 300 meters in London's skyline. Courtesy: SURE Architecture A city in the city — The proposal is the studio's answer to overcrowding. Instead of expanding cities horizontally, it envisions going up. Courtesy: SURE Architecture Prev Next
