The KölnTriangle is a one hundred and three meter tall glass office tower in the Deutz district that rises above the east bank of the Rhine. Its footprint is based on a Reuleaux triangle, a geometric shape with a constant width that gives the building its name and its subtle, curving silhouette. Completed in two thousand six and designed by the firm Gatermann plus Schossig, the tower houses the headquarters of the European Aviation Safety Agency.
Cologne Triangle
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