THREE TREES TIRANA

Three intertwined architectural columns rise from the ground like the trunks of a single tree. Each serves a specific purpose—residential, hotel, and commercial—and rises to varying heights, reaching a maximum of 300 meters.
Their biomorphic silhouettes, both supple and assertive, reveal a vast void at their heart: an urban clearing. A true covered, porous, and open-air gallery, accessible day and night, this green public space—inspired by Mediterranean arcades—opens onto the city and transforms the building’s base into a vibrant civic stage.
The materiality of Three Trees, dominated by planted loggias and vibrant facades, fosters a constant dialogue between interior and exterior. Capturing the shifting light of the Mediterranean and the reflections of Mount Tirana, the complex becomes a living prism, an urban landmark in perpetual transformation, both rooted in its territory and open to the horizon. Neither a single tower nor a simple juxtaposition of towers, Three Trees offers a new vision of urban verticality: that of a collective organism, rooted in the city’s soil and reaching toward the future.