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The new Colombo offices have an unusual design: they are built from the top down and the building is suspended on arches

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The new Polaris office tower never touches the Colombo Centre — it is suspended above that building, with large floor plates that can reach more than five thousand square metres.

Expresso29 Jan

The new Colombo offices have an unusual design: they are built from the top down and the building is suspended on arches

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The new Colombo offices have an unusual design: they are built from the top down and the building is suspended on arches

The new Colombo offices have an unusual design: they are built from the top down and the building is suspended on arches