A fusion of Henry Moore's organic sculptures with Norman Foster's sustainable architecture and Paula Scher's bold typography. The facade features curved forms that seem to have been eroded by wind and water, creating sheltered spaces within their hollows. Massive environmental data visualizations inspired by Scher's graphic design are integrated into the building skin, displaying real-time sustainability metrics. The structure incorporates advanced aerodynamic forms that help naturally ventilate the building while reducing wind loads. Hydroponic systems are integrated within the curved elements, providing fresh produce for residents. The building uses phase-change materials that help regulate temperature by absorbing and releasing heat.