Its unusual design would also certainly help it stand out amongst the othertallest skyscrapers in the world.
Three individual buildings each relate to a symbolic narrative for the Republic of Djibouti.
Two outer buildings feature a bulging curve and unique form inspired by traditional Djibouti daggers.
Ornamentation on these buildings also includes local symbolism that celebrates culture.
These elements come from the Laurel wreath which represents the Djibouti independence won in June 1977.
The center tower is the most unique and symbolic tower of the trio.
It includes a spear and a shield topped with a star.
Wizhevsky explains that this overall composition symbolizes the unity of the nation.
Wizhevsky shares that Djibouti Towers has received early acclaim.
Time will tell if these highly symbolic towers will become a realityand the tallest buildings in Africa.
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