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A new skyscraper will soon be a part of the skyline in Seoul, South Korea – but you may not be able to see it.

From left, the planned tower with its LED system not activated; with 30 per cent power; and with the facade fully powered.

Architects behind the world's first invisible skyscraper were granted a permit to begin construction on the 450-metre building, dubbed Tower Infinity, according to a press release.

The building will use an LED facade and cameras on the back to project the surroundings behind the building onto its front. When turned on, the system will make the outlines of the tower indiscernible.