Hamburg / Singapore – The eco-skyscraper looks like a giant cactus and is more than half a kilometer high!
It is 100% self-sufficient – through algae, water, wind and sun.
“Supercell” is 510 meters high, has 88 floors and is to be built in Singapore.
The Hamburg eco-giant made of concrete, glass and steel has thus climbed to 10th place among the world’s tallest skyscrapers.
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Developed the eco-skyscraper: Frank Jendrusch (61)
The developer is the Jendrusch Group, which has already delivered a spectacular “Elbtower” design. Giant sails were supposed to catch wind and generate electricity from updrafts. At the time, it was probably too revolutionary for Hamburg decision-makers.
But not for the spectacular super skyscraper builders in Asia and Arabia!
Boss Frank Jendrusch (61) negotiates with them.
What can “Supercell” do?
►The high-rise has five giant sails. They direct the wind inside – into the 496 meter high updraft power plant with generators for electricity.
►Transparent solar collectors in the panes of the 475,000 square meter glass facade generate even more energy.
► “Supercell” has to be by the sea. Light and 390,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year produce microalgae in water basins. The algae produce, among other things. Food, fuel and oxygen.
Microalgae are produced in basins – basic material for fuel, cosmetics, pharmaceutical products, among other things
►Turbo elevators are supplied by ThyssenKrupp. Multinationals such as Siemens Energy, Hochtief and research institutes such as Fraunhofer are also involved.
► Usable area: 1.84 million square meters. Cost: 3.5 billion euros.
Why is the high-rise king not building the super tower in Germany? “It would be twice as expensive!”