The phrase "ambitious tower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tower that is grand, impressive, or intended to achieve a significant purpose or goal.
Example: "The architect designed an ambitious tower that would redefine the skyline of the city."
Alternatives: "aspiring tower" or "grand tower".
The charity Friends of Richmond Park has written to Khan urging him to halt the construction of Manhattan Loft Gardens, designed by SOM and described on its website as "Europe's most ambitious residential tower".
Designed by SOM and described on its website as "Europe's most ambitious residential tower", it comprises three extensive sky gardens, a 145-bedroom hotel, almost 250 residential units and retail and restaurant space.
The construction hoarding on Celebration Avenue says this is "Europe's most ambitious residential tower and hotel... from the developers that gave London the A-list phenomenon that is the Chiltern Firehouse".
Formally and socially, it is immensely more ambitious than the SEG Tower, but thus far its complex architectural forms have failed to generate a comparable degree of social interaction.
A French architecture firm has unveiled their new ambitious 'farmscraper' project - six towering structures which promise to change the way that we think about green living.
Two weeks ago, the ambitious idea for a Smog Free Tower broke ground, a Kickstarter project by Studio Roosegaarde to build a working tower in the Dutch city of Rotterdam that cleans the surrounding air of smog.
Bowman remembers floating the idea of a film by series creator Chris Carter during a particularly ambitious shoot involving a submarine conning tower poking out of an ice cap.
The decision cast doubt on his financing for four office towers planned for the ambitious project designed for ground zero.
Call that what you will — audacious, ambitious, perhaps even a bit Freudian — the tower represents Black Hawk at its clattering, capitalistic, casino-driven heart.
Among the more ambitious developments is a 49-story residential tower under construction near the corner of 8th and Hill streets and Level DTLA, a 33-story building with fully furnished extended-stay apartments that opened on Olive Street last year.
