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  • 07 August 2018

    Did you know: the revolving door is essential for a skyscraper in a warm climate? It's not just because they look fancy. Hot air rises while cooler air falls. So if the interior of your massively tall tube is air conditioned and it's hot outside, the cold air inside the atrium wants to fall. Opening a conventional door on such a structure would allow the cold air to hurtle out at gale force, so fast that you wouldn't be able to close it again!

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