By Julie Nakashima
CREJ Staff Writer
With the Earth's population exploding, the problem of how to house all those people has bugged policy makers for years. Berkeley architect Eugene Tsui of Tsui Design just might have the answer. His proposed solution: a skyscraping termite nest dubbed the "Ultima Tower." The funnel-shaped structure would be two miles high and one mile wide at the base, capable of ho...
CREJ Staff Writer
With the Earth's population exploding, the problem of how to house all those people has bugged policy makers for years. Berkeley architect Eugene Tsui of Tsui Design just might have the answer. His proposed solution: a skyscraping termite nest dubbed the "Ultima Tower." The funnel-shaped structure would be two miles high and one mile wide at the base, capable of ho...
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