@worldteams.us: The tallest building on Earth was drawn in Chicago. Adrian Smith shaped it at SOM. Bill Baker worked out how to stand it up. The wind tunnel that decided its shape was in Guelph, Ontario. The supervising engineer was British. It was built by a Korean, a Belgian and an Emirati contractor. The answer was a spiral. Twenty-seven setbacks, each one turned, so the wind never meets the same building twice. Six countries. One tower. Never one office. That is how the buildings you can name got made. Your next project can work the same way, with one thing they never had: your people, in your working hours. Comment PLAYBOOK and we will send you how we put those teams together.

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