20200521

A slender stepped tower rising to a pyramid-capped peak. This architectural study is a tall, square-plan high-rise built from a stack of thin horizontal floor slabs, each one reading as a distinct storey so the whole shaft has a finely ribbed, layered texture. The tower tapers very slightly as it climbs and is crowned by a low four-sided pyramidal roof, giving it the look of an early-modern commercial tower or a monumental obelisk-block. It sits on a two-tier square plinth with a recessed border that frames the base and makes it easy to place. It is a natural fit for model-railway skylines, wargaming cityscapes, architectural dioramas and tabletop urban terrain — or simply a minimalist desk sculpture. Print notes: • Prints cleanly on FDM straight up with no supports; the stacked-slab sides are self-supporting and even benefit from visible layer lines. • It is a tall solid form, so save material with 2–3 perimeters and around 10% infill. • For N or HO railway scale, resize to suit and print the base separately if you want a snug flat seat. • A cool-grey primer with a lighter drybrush on the slab edges brings out the tiered concrete look.