At 17 years old, I designed this 43-story, 201-meter office tower as part of my obsession with vertical cities and financial skylines.

Growing up deaf, I spent much of my childhood alone. Architecture became my language. Skyscrapers became my voice. While others were outside, I was modeling towers, studying proportions, and imagining global financial districts from my room.

This project reflects that stage of my life — ambition, height, glass façades, strong vertical lines, and a bold corporate identity. The design explores a clean modern office typology, maximizing efficiency while maintaining a powerful skyline presence.

Every floor, every proportion, every façade module was modeled by me as a teenager driven purely by passion.

Now I’m sharing these early works with the world.