The grant winning proposal "Unending City" drawn up by Beijing based firm SURE Architecture could see a tower of up to 300 meters being inherent London.
"We attempted to plan a city as opposed to an elevated structure," SURE Architecture's worldwide executive and boss draftsman Kam Fai Tai told CNN.
The proposed tower, which won the Superskyscrapers Award 2014, has two constant slopes or "avenues" running the whole length of the building, lined with shops, condo, parks and exhibition halls.
Intended to recreate a DNA structure, creators trust the tower will "build trades, correspondences and cooperations" and offer sees crosswise over London.
They additionally plan to make eye-finding interior vistas by including an arrangement of courts with "individual character" all through the tower.
Inside the tower, "there is no limit...you can stroll in the same way you can stroll around a city," SURE's Alina Valcarce said.
The inclines are intended to enlarge close to the highest point of the building, empowering characteristic light and ventilation to channel down and save money on vitality costs. It is additionally organized to gather and reuse downpour water.
The building would be upheld by six steel tubes, concealing the building's electrical wiring and pipes.
As per the arrangement, the tower could climb as high as London's tallest tower, The Shard, or New York's Chrysler Building.
The planners have recognized a site for the proposal, however are yet to begin any application process.
Tai trusts the undertaking will urge individuals to consider vertical plans that would, later on, bring the inclination of a city inside a building.
"'Unlimited's is likewise about coherence between the example, the road level and the building. At this time, structures have an enormous refinement between road level and the space inside the building," Valcarce said.
