Carol Willis analyzes the factors that shaped modern skyscrapers in her book, Vernaculars of Capitalism, focusing on New York and Chicago. She argues that skyscrapers are a product of capitalism, driven by profit and program. Willis explores the design process of skyscrapers, such as the "inside out" method and the need for well-lit spaces, which led to the T-shaped office module. |||||||| HIDDEN IN PREVIEW MODE ||||||| Instead, Ingels combined the courtyard typology of Denmark with the typical tower of New York. |||||||| HIDDEN IN PREVIEW MODE ||||||| Willis compares skyscrapers financed by smaller enterprises and corporate headquarters to demonstrate the effect of the economy on profit generation. |||||||| HIDDEN IN PREVIEW MODE ||||||| The Administration offices are located at the top of the building, with the service area, media and production area in one tower, and broadcasting and news in the other. |||||||| HIDDEN IN PREVIEW MODE |||||||

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