"Design a futuristic skyscraper that primarily relies on the concept of triangulation for its structural integrity. The building's aesthetic emphasizes bold, exposed triangular structural frames, which form a crisscross pattern across the exterior. The design eliminates the need for traditional vertical columns, creating a striking, open facade. The structural framework is both functional and architectural, giving the building a sleek, geometric appearance. Inspired by I.M. Pei’s Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong, the building incorporates sharp, angular forms, but with a more exaggerated use of triangular shapes, ensuring stability without columns. The exterior is predominantly glass, allowing natural light to flood the interior spaces, much like Pei’s Glass Pyramid in Paris. The steel or reinforced concrete frames are prominently displayed, creating a sense of transparency and lightness, despite the building's massive scale. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalist, with a cutting-edge design that marries form and function. The exposed triangulated structure not only supports the building but becomes an iconic visual element that defines its identity, creating a harmonious blend of architecture and engineering." This concept could lead to a visually stunning skyscraper where the triangulated structure is both a practical and aesthetic solution, much like I.M. Pei’s iconic works.