“Turning Torso” explores the revolutionary design and construction of Santiago Calatrava's iconic skyscraper in Malmö, Sweden, a building that defied conventional architectural norms.
The book delves into the intricate details of how architectural vision, engineering ingenuity, and urban planning converged to create this landmark structure, examining its impact on sustainable urban development and architectural innovation.

One intriguing aspect highlighted is the building's twisting form, inspired by a human torso, which presented unprecedented engineering challenges.
Another is the innovative use of reinforced concrete and advanced construction techniques necessary to realize Calatrava's daring vision.
The book examines the Turning Torso's architectural concept, engineering solutions, and impact on urban development.

It emphasizes how this building served as a catalyst for revitalizing Malmö's Western Harbour area and influenced subsequent skyscraper designs globally.
Through detailed architectural drawings, construction photographs, and interviews with key figures involved in the project, the book uncovers the complex processes behind its creation.
The narrative progresses from the initial architectural and historical context to the design process, engineering challenges, and the building's overall impact.