The Belgrade tower project is a study that has explored different approaches for designing high-sensitivity buildings on various environmental influences such as insolation and wind. The shape of the skyscraper is optimized in such a way that it gets maximum sunshine and at the same time diminishes the influence of wind. The effects of the wind are diminished by the creation of a spiral leak emulating modern projects such as the Al Hamra, Kuwait, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill projects. Wind impact studies on the object were made by CFD simulation in the Autodesk Vasari and Ecotect software. In addition, the maximum insolation was achieved using a genetic algorithm, which found the most favorable angle of rotation. The final shape is embodied through the design of the physical model.
Student: Milica Nešić
