The Nordic Countries tend to stand out for their originality and creativity in design, which has made them famous in this aspect throughout the world. It is one of the great qualities of the inhabitants of these countries. The electrical towers that swarm across the territory of a country appear as cold, gigantic giants with an industrial format that is not harmonious with the environment in which they are located. Iceland is a country that goes beyond the norm in this sense and its electrical towers have a special design that allows them to better integrate with the landscape that surrounds them. Choi+Shine is the architecture firm responsible for creating these special projects that can become monuments within a landscape. They can be configured to adapt to the environment with different gestures depending on the needs of the location. These projects appeared in competition in March 2008, serving as a basis for obtaining new ideas for this type of structure. The main objective was for a new type of electrical tower to have the lowest impact on the environment, the electromagnetic field and cost. The idea of ​​this architecture firm is that one of these human-shaped towers can be modified to use all the desired gestures to better adapt to the environment, whether raising your arms as much as you want to crouch down. below. . All this without implying an extra cost, as if it were the same Lego piece that has enough pieces to create different compositions. An incredible proposal that is already in force in Iceland and should be taken to more countries.