KIEL, GERMANY — A Dutch firm has been chosen to build a jenga-like building project in northern Germany, according to Inhabitat.<br /><br />Dutch firm MVRDV plans to build a 65,000-square-meter city block called "Koolkiel" in northern Germany. The project would consist of a Jenga-like architecture, reports Inhabitat.<br /><br />The main building's exterior would feature facade panels made from fibre reinforced concrete, according to the company's website.<br /><br />The flexible design of the complex will give the community the freedom to modify the structure's interior and exterior, according to Inhabitat.<br /><br />The project would also be equipped with rooftop solar panels, green roofs and other energy-saving features, Inhabitat reports.<br /><br />The entire complex itself would be a mix of residential and commercial buildings with apartments on top, according to Inhabitat.<br /><br />MVRDV has yet to announce a completion date for the project.
