working long time with computers, you may have noticed that monitors actually need an opposite light toward them to make them less disturbing to our eyes. if we do not use lights toward monitors, it would be very inconvenient for the eyes. or may cause dry eyes. meanwhile another problem i faced was the type of light to use, bulb lights were bright enough but getting too hot after10 minutes, especially in the summer. another problem was the stand for lights on the desktop. so all of these issues made me to think of an easy way to solve each of those problems. now i came up with a practical project that i found it very useful for daily computer based works. take a look at the video, it is very easy to make, if you had any question, send me an email or add comments, i soon reply. (samimy)
new design 
The glass fassade makes the computer slow. There are glass facades that do not make the computer slow. The problem of these is a poor graphical representation of the elements behind the glass. Then there is the problem that this glass is after 200 meters not shown graphically. For skyscraper over 500 meters height is this not suitable. Glass which is shown graphically on the computer in a long distance unfortunately make your computer slow. A few hundred glass elements are fine, but a skyscraper like this requires more than 4000 glass panels. The tower is 170 elements high. This corresponds to 510 meters or 1673 feet. Glass, stones, trees and parts of the lighting are CSO. Everything else is original. The D Lean-cheat (CTRL+shift+0) helped me always to had the correct camera position to made a time lapse video. Do you want to test this file on your computer, please go to my account and send me a message from there with your e-mail address. I am going to send you this as soon as me possible. For comments or suggestions I am grateful.