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−	The Gas Natural Headquarters building~~, located~~ in Barcelona, Spain, is a high-tech skyscraper which appears to morph into a variety of shapes. It was completed in 2006, and is located on the site of Spain’s first gas factory, Catalana de Gas.	+	The Gas Natural Headquarters building in Barcelona, Spain, is a high-tech skyscraper which appears to morph into a variety of shapes. It was completed in 2006, and is located on the site of Spain’s first gas factory, Catalana de Gas.

−	Designed by Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, the structure is 86 m (282 ft) tall and ~~has 20 storeys. It~~ consists of three separate buildings merged together, ~~all of which are arranged in different directions~~.	+	Designed by Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, the 20 storey structure is 86 m (282 ft) tall and consists of three separate buildings merged together. The most striking is the four-storey ‘bridge’ that cantilevers out 138 ft from the main tower, appearing to defy gravity.

−	~~The most striking is the four-storey ‘bridge’ that cantilevers out 138 ft from halfway up the main tower, appearing to defy gravity and float.~~	+	The continuous façade that unifies the three merged buildings is a curtain wall that uses solar control glass with a low-emissivity top layer, to enhance the building’s sustainability credentials.
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−	The continuous ~~closure of the~~ façade that unifies the three merged buildings is a ~~glass~~ curtain wall ~~using~~ solar ~~clear~~ control glass with a low-~~emissive~~ top layer, ~~enhancing~~ the building’s ~~sustainable~~ credentials.	+

	[[File:Gas-Natural-Headquarters2.jpg\|link=File:Gas-Natural-Headquarters2.jpg]]		[[File:Gas-Natural-Headquarters2.jpg\|link=File:Gas-Natural-Headquarters2.jpg]]

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	The Gas Natural Headquarters building, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a high-tech skyscraper which appears to morph into a variety of shapes. It was completed in 2006, and is located on the site of Spain’s first gas factory, Catalana de Gas.		The Gas Natural Headquarters building, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a high-tech skyscraper which appears to morph into a variety of shapes. It was completed in 2006, and is located on the site of Spain’s first gas factory, Catalana de Gas.

−	Designed by Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, the structure is 86 m (282 ft) tall and has 20 storeys. It consists of three separate buildings merged together, all of which are arranged in different directions. The most striking is the four-storey ‘bridge’ that cantilevers out 138 ft from halfway up the main tower, appearing to defy gravity and float.	+	Designed by Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, the structure is 86 m (282 ft) tall and has 20 storeys. It consists of three separate buildings merged together, all of which are arranged in different directions.
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		+	The most striking is the four-storey ‘bridge’ that cantilevers out 138 ft from halfway up the main tower, appearing to defy gravity and float.

	The continuous closure of the façade that unifies the three merged buildings is a glass curtain wall using solar clear control glass with a low-emissive top layer, enhancing the building’s sustainable credentials.		The continuous closure of the façade that unifies the three merged buildings is a glass curtain wall using solar clear control glass with a low-emissive top layer, enhancing the building’s sustainable credentials.

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	The Gas Natural Headquarters building, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a high-tech skyscraper which appears to morph into a variety of shapes. It was completed in 2006, and is located on the site of Spain’s first gas factory, Catalana de Gas.		The Gas Natural Headquarters building, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a high-tech skyscraper which appears to morph into a variety of shapes. It was completed in 2006, and is located on the site of Spain’s first gas factory, Catalana de Gas.
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	The continuous closure of the façade that unifies the three merged buildings is a glass curtain wall using solar clear control glass with a low-emissive top layer, enhancing the building’s sustainable credentials.		The continuous closure of the façade that unifies the three merged buildings is a glass curtain wall using solar clear control glass with a low-emissive top layer, enhancing the building’s sustainable credentials.

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The Gas Natural Headquarters building, located in Barcelona, Spain, is a high-tech skyscraper which appears to morph into a variety of shapes. It was completed in 2006, and is located on the site of Spain’s first gas factory, Catalana de Gas.

Designed by Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue, the structure is 86 m (282 ft) tall and has 20 storeys. It consists of three separate buildings merged together, all of which are arranged in different directions. The most striking is the four-storey ‘bridge’ that cantilevers out 138 ft from halfway up the main tower, appearing to defy gravity and float.

The continuous closure of the façade that unifies the three merged buildings is a glass curtain wall using solar clear control glass with a low-emissive top layer, enhancing the building’s sustainable credentials.

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