Brighton's i360 - How Did They Build That? - S01 EP07 - Engineering Documentary

Embark on a captivating journey through groundbreaking engineering as we explore the construction of two architectural wonders. Discover the Pinnacle at Duxton, Singapore's tallest residential towers, ingeniously designed with the world's longest Sky Gardens suspended 156m above ground. Dive into the challenges of building on a small plot, employing prefabrication to create a stunning 50-story complex. Then, witness the creation of Brighton's i360, the world's most slender tower, standing 162 metres tall. Marvel at the stacked steel cans, overcome wind resistance, and experience the panoramic views from the 18-metre-wide glass pod. Join us in unravelling the secrets behind these structural marvels that redefine the boundaries of engineering and design.
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Discover the extraordinary secrets behind the world’s most incredible structures in How Did They Build That? This jaw-dropping series takes you on a global journey, from an underground luxury hotel in China to a towering sky garden in Singapore. Delve into the engineering genius that created a bent copper-covered Manhattan skyscraper and experience an elevator ride to the top of the world. Each episode begs the question, How Did They Build That? Meet the visionary minds behind these modern wonders as we unveil the audacious and surprising engineering that takes your breath away. Join us on a celebration of engineering excellence on a scale and complexity never seen before.
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[@MedicatedMemory]

Thank you for the upload. I love this show

[@TheBigChill1]

Quite useful... It's the only way Brits can see the Sun by going over the clouds... ;)

[@jameswelsh3433]

Around 40:00
What effect is pumping that hot water into the aquifer? That will eventually heat up the water down there.

[@Jason-ml3vs]

That is the most dismal beach I’ve ever seen.

[@iteerrex8166]

They clad the building with corian or fermica 41:51 . That’s cool, but how long will it last the suns uv rays, and the glue the expansion, contraction and the temperatures.

[@jbtechcon7434]

2:44 He sounds like JB Smoove

[@Phuzz828]

The Brighton i360 is an eyesore that nobody wanted. Its been a failure financially

[@StanleyWilkins]

The royal pavilion wasn’t wanted when 1st built the Brighton centre and so much more and now see how popular such places are. The i360 is no different

[@garrygballard8914]

Big power is needed for these structures. So what and where is this power coming from ??? That is always something left out of these videos. This question is to important these days. If it's not sustainable these structures should not be built. We are only adding to our Earthly problems.

[@13minutestomidnight]

Well one was new public housing - which is desperately needed these days - and the third is a train station, both of which are funded by the government and need to be built anyway. Skyscraper for the very rich is what's unnecessary and wasteful, and that's all funded by private developers looking to make money.

[@peterkompter2417]

no way, they had a plan? really? who writes this shit? oh the drama? lol

[@peterkompter2417]

trialed in France? why? waste of time, and if it didnt fit together, wasted time back to ltaly? lol, FYAMF