Torre Da Vinci or Dynamic Tower is the rotating skyscraper designed by the Italian architect, but of Israeli origins, David Fisher. A 420 m high tower, for a total of 80 floors each of which can rotate 360 ° independently of the others around a central axis (taking about 90 minutes to complete a full circle) at the will of its occupants, determining an aspect always changing and unexpected of the building.
The movement is made possible by the energy produced in the same tower: 8 wind turbines placed between a floor and the other are sufficient to feed the 200 apartments planned in the building; other 40, together with solar panels on the roof of the building, will produce a surplus of energy making the building a new symbol of sustainable architecture. First skyscraper in the world "prefabricated": each plane will be built in Italy and then transported by sea and "mounted" on site, to reduce the execution time and the risks related to construction work at high altitude. The study of the architect Fisher have already addressed also the city of Milan and Moscow in order to have them also a "rotating tower" in its skyline.
