TALLEST BUILDING in the CARIBBEAN being built in JAMAICA
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- Standing proudly at 267 meters (876 feet), the Royal Oasis Hotel in Haiti holds the current record as the tallest building in the Caribbean. However, Jamaica has ambitious plans to surpass this height with the construction of the Pinnacle, four towers boasting 28 stories each which will claim the title of the Caribbean's tallest buildings.
Stay tuned for more details on this upcoming architectural marvel that is set to dominate the Montego Bay skyline.
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Good afternoon elite thanks for the wonderful video God bless 💯❤️👍🙏🇯🇲
Japan has some of the tallest buildings in the world and is very prone to earthquake and they still stand tall today because they made them earthquake proof
@jmh189..so too with Mexico City which sits on a marshy old lake bed in an earthquake prone zone and has fifty storey + skyscrapers...
Wow this is great
No it's not!
This is extremely impressive
What will be height for each floor of the Pinnacle apartments?
Hopefully it goes well
They are going to make the buildings earthquake proof. The buildings will basically be built on shocks.
Like 50 years ago japan 🗾 invented earthquake proof building 🏢
Montego bay furthest away from the earthquake zone Kingston and Spanish town is nearer to the intensity of the earthquake.
Can someone do a video of the Racquet Club tower being now built in the Red Hills area of Montego Bay???
We Jamaicans can surely gripe. Build yu complain, don't build yu complain. Can't be pleased and appreciative.
Well, Andrew is a man that have a big heart - bless him. What I really want to see though is the renovation and refurbishment of Kingston's infrastructures namely: expanded drainage systems, local road maintenance & improvement.
From I was a yute, Princess, Orange, Church & King Streets massively overfloods whenever there's heavy rainfall - ppl using handcarts to cross these streets. Also foul water over-flows is becoming a regular feature for the past couple of decades.
Downtown Kingston side walks are crumbling and filthy - there haven't been any maintenance over the years - all of these things and more need very urgent attention, like immediately please.
@stephgalapagos7529...for community roads/sidewalks to be maintained properly in a timely manner Jamaica would have fiscally and technically activate its three counties as coordinating local government entities in order to effectively strengthen the resource smaller/weaker municipal parish corporations.
How do yo know the buildings will be 300m tall? 😮
Is tall buildings progress....🤔🤔🤔
Jamaican have finally got the message for the 21st century..the country is looking to re-position itself as the Singapore of the Caribbean with 5 g digital infrastructure & shipping..However, this economic model must have in common with countries like S.Korea, Japan,China etc within its policy aims and objectives real targets of achieving *sustainability *equality *wealth creation & distribution *up grading of the islands industrial economic base , *infrastructure *education & of course quality of life & wellbeing of the population as a whole.☯️👁
But the natives do not stay . They are everywhere
It will be safe, Is Chinese Building them, Bravo to Jamaica .
Chinese, they won't stand at all ... They need Japanese engineers who build their buildings to withstand earthquakes
@@nelsonnelson31
Remember the Chinese build airport on the sea of China.
These days building and construction that high has been built sturdy.
I'm just happy for Jamaica the land of my birthday. In a couple of years we will be edging close to the first world status.
I can imagine how expensive those condominiums are going to be.
Mexico has very tall buildings that are successfully exposed to massive earthquakes...
With so much development, Jamaicans do not stay in their country. A Jamaican is everywhere!
You have sources on these figures? How do you know the Pinnacle is going to be 300M tall? I don't see that information anywhere. And I can't find any info on the Royal Oasis Hotel, only pictures. And just by looking at the pictures alone I know its not taller than most of the buildings on the north coast.
300 Meters tall equals a "Super-Tall" skyscraper and would be huge News all over the World. These buildings look like 40-50 stories tall and looks a lot like many buildings in Florida.
PS: There are only 9 American cities with buildings that Tall.
@sharsauke01....there are no tall buildings on the North Coast....certainly not in Ochi...
@@garfieldwhittaker944Thats point. The building doesn't look tall at all.
@@sharsasuke01 they look taller than anything in Jamaica...try counting the floors in the picture of the towers shown...
@@garfieldwhittaker944 I was talking about the building in Haiti that he said was the tallest in the Caribbean.
Th.....th......th !
So the building in the Dominican Republic has 45 floors and the Pinnacle has 28 floors but some how the Pinnacle is still taller? Somebody make this make sense. Did you no watch back the video before you posted it?
Its not the amount of floors, its the height of the building Some of the tallest buildings in the Caribbean are located in Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic. One of them is Torre Caney, a residential tower that stands at 178 meters (584 feet) and has 42 floors. It was the tallest building in the Dominican Republic until 2011, when it was surpassed by Anacaona 27, another residential tower that reaches 182 meters (597 feet) and has 45 floors, however The Pinnacle will be the tallest building in the Caribbean, reaching 300 meters (984 feet) .
@@EliteJamaica Ohhh ok. My apologies friend.
So each floor is going to have very high roof to become the tallest bindings in the caribbean.
It so good when big people can apologize👍👍@@rudyhood4591
Some people think the amount of floors made a building taller than a lesser floor building no you can hav a let say a ten floors but the eight floors can be taller in height
That guy is talking non sense, the royal oasis in haiti is about 10 floors high, or less.
Indeed, unless he thinks the Spanish Caribbean in not the Caribbean, I don't know how he could have arrived to such a claim. Havana's FOCSA building, built in 1956, has 40 floors. The upcoming "Torre K", also in Cuba, will have 45 floors. Dominican Republic's "Torre Anacaona 27" and "Torre Caney", both in Santo Domingo, have 42 floors each... Again, the claim that this and a seven-floor building in Haiti are the tallest buildings in the Caribbean (one even surpassed by San Juan, Puerto Rico's "Caribbean Sea View Condominiums" and its many 20-something-stories buildings) is not only false, it is so far from the truth, it is laughable. Even Trinidad and Tobago has taller buildings than Haiti.
@Electra-xm7lu the amount of floors on a building doesn't determine its hight the pinnacle will be the tallest buildings in the Caribbean by hight
@@alphansoworth9775 Right, because you say so against all facts. So all the aforementioned 40+ buildings in Cuba and Dominican Republic will somehow be shorter than a 28-floor building that is not even selling lofts. How smart and honest you are... You forgot to tell it will be 1,000 feet tall (a number you clearly pulled out of you a..), as you did in the other post. Granted, 1,000 feet would make it comparable to the One57 in Manhattan. LMAO... What a bunch of shameless and ignorant nonsense... I have a better one for you. When Jamaica goes pass 20-stories, it is automatically the tallest in the world. That's it...
@@alphansoworth9775 The pinnacle will be the tallest buildings in the english speaking caribbean. This does not include puerto rico, the dominican republic, or cuba. They will be a few meters taller than the buildings in trinidad.
recheck those heights, royal oasis is not even as tall as pegasus much less any of those buildings in DomRep. 300m(984ft) at 28 floors would make each floor over 35ft tall, thats the equvalent of a 3 stories building. if they construct it to standard 12ft floor to floor at 28 floors you would get 336ft tall building not 300meters
You're right brother - if you say roughly 3m floor to floor we looking at 100 floors lol - just for easy mathematics. But more like 4m floor - floor make it roughly 70+ floors. Anyway thank him greatly for the video, those of us who are not keeping up with the news and developments; I didn't know ambitious projects like these were happening.
I was wondering about the 300m because the tallest building in Trinidad is 120m and has 27 floors.
I have seen islands sinking when there are too many high rised buildings on them..... too much of one thing gud fi nutn.... never over do anything
So many ppl don’t live anywhere so the tallest building in Ja should have ppl living in it and more, ppl hungry also it can be a building for the innocent youths in prison to go and educate them self and who they are and where their from, for a ReHabilitation for human rights and integrity also to reform them. Lastly, also for the older prisoners so they can educate their grand children about who they are and where their from. Love conquers All
come off a the people them rassclaat youtube channel and cut the fukery.
I think you should really try to understand what’s happening here before you comment bcuz it leave you way way off the mark firstly this is a private investment two government can’t tell private investors what to do about their investment so plz understand what’s happening before commenting this investment here provides a lot of jobs in the construction faze and in the finished faze and that’s how ppl lives will improve person who employed there can buy a house and then take care of their family what you should be saying is that Jamaica needs many more of this kinda investments to truly give more ppl opportunity to lift themselves outa their situation
That is not the tallest buildings in the caribbean the tallest buildings in the caribbean are torre anacaona 27 at 180 meters high and 41 floors followed by torre del caney with 178 meters high and 42 floors...
Frankly at my arrival of awakening, I can care less of what is the tallest building in Jamaica except it is build by Jamaica, funded by Jamaica! Marcus Garvey! Pan Africanism empowerment! James in America Chicago peace be upon you.🤔🤨🧐🕖
In that case Kingston (a colonial capital) would have the tallest building by stealing Jamaica's taxes and financial resources to invest in the island's UNITARY center of government...
@@garfieldwhittaker944 my earnest prayers for Jamaica is LORD have mercy, the Lord delight in mercy, Eternal Live is greater than Capital Gain of Jamaicans, salvation of their souls the greater. Yet my faith stands African Caribbean is on the rise to industrial independence, to Jamaica, Barbados, and the islands, Amen! James in America Chicago peace be upon you.🧐🤔🤨❤️🕖
That's not how investment works usually. FDI is a huge part of these types of projects in every country, such as here in the UK. A lot of buildings are from middle east money, Chinese money and other countries. Be patient, Jamaica is growing a lot.
@@jaybee6382 I'm 63, years old Black African American empowerment National is my ❤️ heart. Though I'm the least in America Chicago, the Spirit of the Most High God is with me. By manifestation of His Holy Spirit, I believe from the day in August 1985, the 28th day of that month. But before the day I have been a supporter of Jamaicans in Chicago. Pan Africanism empowerment! Africa the final frontier of world trade among themselves and to the world market. Sustainable skills industries,farming, civil engineering,structural engineering ,electrical engineering ,mechanical engineering, textile ,geology astronomy ,metallurgy especially proficient understanding in the periodic table. James in America Chicago peace be upon you.🤔🤨🧐🇯🇲🔥🕖❤️ One love no partiality.
@@jaybee6382 what do FDI means? In terms of the subject at hand investing in the Jamaican stock exchange market? James in America Chicago peace be upon you.🔥🇯🇲🔥🤨🧐🤔🕖
Where’s the sewage going to go?
😂what type of stupid question is that? don't you think with a project like that, that's the first ting they gonna deal with😂😂
That is such a stupid question. Maybe they will freeze the sewage and send it to the moon. Where does the sewage from the hotels and other buildings go? Wouldn't you think that is something is taken into consideration? Stop with the dumb questions.
Same place where the Japanese put it. These investors are not going to drop the ball, they're going to do it right.
They're going to build a tunnel underground directly to your house and dump it on your front lawn.
@@4evahodlingdoge226 🤣🤣
Would be even better if they took this money and fix the bad roads. Even better use it to modernize the woeful water system.
It's private developer's money...not government's. Advocate for fiscally/technically autonomous county-based local government reform (to more quickly fix community roads) then...
This development is private investors. So, Jamaica is not allowed to have Beautiful buildings that can inspire the people? Can't you just embrace the change and be happy for Jamaica?
This is not government money pupa.
IF they ever build out Harmony Cove in Trelawny then you can attack tge government because that project has government financing assistance involved....
Unless you think the Spanish Caribbean in not the Caribbean, I don't know how anyone could arrive to such claim. Havana's FOCSA building, built in 1956, has 40 floors. The upcoming "Torre K", also in Cuba, will have 45 floors. Dominican Republic's "Torre Anacaona 27" and "Torre Caney", both in Santo Domingo, have 42 floors each... The claim that this and a seven-stories building in Haiti are the tallest buildings in the Caribbean (one even surpassed by San Juan, Puerto Rico's "Caribbean Sea View Condominiums" and its many 20-something-stories buildings) is not only false, it is so far from the truth, it is laughable.
It's not the amount of floors that determine the height of the building, it's the ft or metre
@@EliteJamaica That is true. However, I am still talking about buildings that have almost twice the amount of floors. There is no way a 40+ floor building is shorter in height than one containing 26 floors (unless each floor is a two-story lofts - not the case). If you want to talk about actual height in meters, the aforementioned Torre Caney (42 floors) in Dominican Republic is 584 meters in height and these buildings will be 267 meters. Don't get me wrong, it is beautiful project but claiming it will be the tallest building in the Caribbean is a total lie, one not even remotely true.
Am sick of you all competing with other islands which have a stronger and more stable currency and can visit more countries without a visa.
Jamaica's passport is not even included in the top ten Caribbean passports
Jamaica is competing with its self Jamaica is gonna give you haters a heart attack so to build the tallest buildings in the Caribbean we're competing?? Who cares about travel to other countries when we live in paradise...you guys should also be proud of jamaica we put the Caribbean on the map facts is facts whether you like it or not and jamaica will be the number one economy in the Caribbean in the very near future stay tuned
@UCEtgEbyLBQMTZlUtoQhicSo u have the tallest buildings, yes. But what is the worth of your dollar in the other islands? Plus ordinary Caribbean people do not use millions not even rich , only businesses. How strong is your passport? Go to the banks, your currency is worth nothing
U all have a bad name everywhere.
U need visa to go everywhere
@@alphansoworth9775 why mention Caribbean in video?
@@alphansoworth9775 lots of movement to other places, despite tall buildings which any earthquake can crumble
@@user-xu9ib9cd6dKeep dreaming
And what is the point of tall buidings that serve no real humanitarian purpise. Its ehos
.if rhere is earyhquake or stkrms as is likely in region will you be abke to save peoole in these buildungs..
So let us not be dorish in carrbesn build hosourals. Buokd ageicukutre build solar enetgy projects. Save our oceans desgin disadter impace infrateucture. Educte our people in our these skills and srop.importing. yet another imoerial conial.mantrs. china russua or such
Our plantatiin histoey fed us and ecobomy if agricylte fie eatinh heamth and fiid secuiry is impirtant
Has civid taught us notjhing
.be serious
.people of carubbean you jave the best of god earth great climate good island. If onky we laco intellugent commonsense leDersjip
Certaonly in tt we see oroblems of poor keadwrship.😮
These tall buildings are not good for Jamaica, where there is one, more will come; they become a blot on the landscape and spoil Jamaica's scenic vews; Jamaica would soon resemble Miami. If this is progress, you can keep it!
If resembling Miami is your biggest worry, then I am greatly concerned for you. Miami is one of the most modern and creative looking cities in the US that one would could only dream of visiting, so how is making Jamaica similar to that an issue? Miami also has many green areas within it, has one of the largest national parks in the US (the Everglades National Park) and has natural attractions to kill; so if you think Jamaica can't exist with modern and tall infrastructure alongside proper green areas and scenic views, then your idea of 'progress' isn't as progressive as you think.
@@the-scribbler352 Why do you think people still go to Jamaica instead of Miami with all that Miami has? Jamaica should create its own competitive advantage and having a lot of nature is it. Nothing is wrong with one or two buildings but it shouldn't have too many. Not to mention, it can sink due to being between two plates.
@@l360b It's an exaggeration to assume that everywhere in Jamaica is the same. Where in Jamaica do tourists go to visit? Most likely Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Negril. Tourist areas that are known for nature and scenic views.
Now look at places like Downtown Kingston and Spanish Town and tell me if they are the same.
Also, re-read the part where I said "if you think Jamaica can't exist with modern and tall infrastructure alongside proper green areas and scenic views"
Literally being between two plates in a non-issue. Dominican Republic is located on the same plate (and is arguably more earthquake prone than Jamaica) and that hasn't stopped it from developing proper. Same as Puerto Rico. This is one of the biggest stretches for limited development I've ever heard.
@@the-scribbler352 All parishes in Jamaica has its unique beauty and can attract tourists, thus the reason why they are trying to spread tourism. Not because DR is jumping head way off mean we should be as stupid as them and make the same mistake. Maybe its because of said development why we havent had any hurricane for over a decade while they have. Not to mention, a chunk of our country sank in the past. Again, if Jamaica try to look like everywhere else, it will not be the best, a smart business person know to have competitive advantages. I agree with having building and i also agree that it shouldnt be most of Jamaica. If the ecosystem is destroyed then the beauty of Jamaica will be as well. Even the culture will be destroyed as well.
Disagree, because high rise- buildings cannot only be suited for countries deemed as first -world. It's a sign of development and strength 😊 Jamaica needs much more sky scrapers ..new Kingston would be the right place to start. Could well be the main business hub In the island
You are making no sense, clearly the experts say the tallest building in the Caribbean is in the Dominican Republic, yet you say it is in Jamaica.
Not good why are you building up, Jamaica is in the Hurricane Alley,a strong Hurrican can easly topple these building.
That's not a good thought process bro, look at florida with tall buildings and them get x10 more hurricane
Look how much hurricanes blow past the tall buildings in Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico and they're still standing. Unnu too fearful and creatively stagnant. Unless you designing buildings out of matchsticks, you must realize that buildings of this height are designed to be as sturdy and hurricane-proof as possible.