Clouds Architecture Office's innovative 'Analemma' skyscraper concept, designed to be suspended from an asteroid in geosynchronous orbit, continues to capture attention in 2025. This theoretical design envisions a tower hanging upside down, tethered to a space-based foundation.
The tower would trace a figure-eight path daily, offering dynamic views. Power would be derived from space-based solar panels for higher efficiency, while a semi-closed loop system would recycle water, utilizing cloud condensate and rainwater.
While still a concept, the Analemma Tower sparks conversations about the future of urban living and the integration of space technology with architecture. The proposal suggests construction could occur over Dubai due to lower costs. This ambitious project explores the possibilities of extreme height, constant mobility, and new approaches to sustainable design.