# Professionally Designed

### Community Inspired Design

The Ethereum Towers design is inspired by our community. The sculptural concept takes inspiration from a DNA helix that unites the entire community through a series of vertical terraces that wrap their way around the Towers.

Each floor plate is rotated to create the helical impression in the external façade. This rotation encourages visual interaction between each floor’s community sky terrace that can be used by residents for meeting friends or for community events.&#x20;

The Towers will serve as the main residence in a sprawling Metaverse development that will offer users an ever-evolving and socially dynamic experience.

<div><figure><img src="/files/ujf5myQPyTlNcjCBPpB7" alt=""><figcaption><p>Artist Conceptual Design</p></figcaption></figure> <figure><img src="/files/lQKfptYTC2Oz2Kr5GY7s" alt=""><figcaption><p>Community is the Tower's DNA</p></figcaption></figure></div>

### Award-Winning Architects

These cutting-edge designs were created by RM Visuals, a Glasgow-based 3D Architectural Visualization Studio providing photo realistic CGI images and animations for architects, developers, and interior designers.

Neal & Ross are the Architects behind the DNA-inspired helix design of the Towers.

> *"We are very impressed with the project vision of Ethereum Towers and are proud to be part of such a forward-looking project."*\
> \
> \&#xNAN;***- Neal Hemingway, Architect***


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