NPR: Linkfest: An 80-Story Spinning Skyscraper

Linkfest: An 80-Story Spinning Skyscraper

Here in New York, we've got a revolving restaurant on top of a Midtown hotel. But in Dubai, they're planning a building whose levels will spin independently -- all 80 of them.

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Laura Silver

4:35 AM ET | 06-26-2008 | permalink

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So, a spinning high rise..all technical wizardry aside...i wanna know how will the toilets flush.

Sent by Robert Shawn | 9:05 AM ET | 06-26-2008

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