As a commonwealth 'cousin' in Canada, I have long envied the beauty and good planning of Australian cities. Its been obvious for many decades that Aussie developers are determined to build some of the most handsome skyscrapers in the world. Doesn't surprise me that the latest building technique has turned up in Melbourne. Yes please, more videos about lesser known cities.
Construction boom in Brisbane that's leaving far NQ dry of funds. All tax payers money goes into Brisbane while smaller cities like Townsville, Cairns, etc are left out. This is why far NQ needs to be its own state. Townsville has some of the worst unemployment and crime rate in the country, we could really do with the extra cash flow...
You should do videos about lesser known cities' skylines (or anything really). I love hearing about New York city and other well-known cities, but hearing about Melbourne was really interesting to me since I never knew anything about it. Its sparked my curiosity about the city, and if you cover other cities in any capacity im sure the same would happen.
Euan Maclean I have to be honest, I live in Melbourne and have been living here since I was born but honestly avoid the western suburbs, the western suburbs have the highest crime rate in all of Melbourne
@@euanmaclean8738 Nothing is great about alarming crime rates amongst migrant youth. Its no secret that a lot of migrants bring their bad ways with them and refuse to assimilate.
I have enjoyed watching Collins House being constructed, so glad its story is part of the B1M channel. The construction industry in Melbourne is leaning towards prefab and CLT high rise constructions, many good things to come down here.
Prefabricated modules are a great way to build new cities quickly and cheaply! Modular skyscrapers in New York, Melbourne and other cities are paving the way!
What an amazing video! The focus on varying cities is something that will be awesome for your channel - Doing something about Vancouver, Canada and it's recent development with sites such as Vancouver House and 1500 West Georgia would be fantastic as your format would do so well alongside it.
I had most of my 20's in Melbourne during the '90s and I will always adore the memories in such a beautiful and human city... I absolutely loved it and always will.
I love these videos about Australia and Melbourne in particular. I see these buildings go up from my office window, but so little information about them is available.
Do more towers in Melbourne. It’ll be cool to see more from melb. I’ve worked right opposite this building on another tower. So cool watching this lol. I’m working at other sites in Melbourne atm : Tower 108. Melbourne Square. Collins Arch. Capitol Grand. Queens Place Towers. Would be sick if you could do one for those ones. Great vid btw bro.
Unfortunately, karma has rounded the corner and what English colonizers did to indigenoUS people is now being done to citizens of multiple generations. They aren't the buyers. Chinese, Russians and Arabs buy these properties and indeed push the price through the roof. Call it gentrification on steroids. Educated working Aussies can't compete with millionaires and billionaires. Hence, the Tiny House movement is sending Aussies into the hinterlands.
Just dont expect justice there. They like to fake child abuse allegations against cardinals
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@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 these skyscrapers are built for commercial use and for investment not for residential use. They are built to attract foreign investors thats the whole purpose of them. The chinese own the whole of Australia. The country should be called Chiralia
Oh what a wonderful initiative, Australia and great documentary by Fred Mills of course. This channel will likely hit 1million subscribers before April 2019 due to its great contents!
In Milan, there is a new area where building a lot of new skyscrapers, near the famous "Bosco Verticale". There is a very innovative apartment building "Giardini D'inverno" whit greenhouses outside from every apartment and a domotic system control. Check it out! P.S. Best channel of civil engineering!
This boxy architecture is hardly anything people in 200 years will look and marvel at. Makes me wonder what cultural heritage our generation will pass onto future generations.
Thank you 😁 I love your energy, but right now I'm enjoying my current situation as a service designer (with a background in Cultural Antropology). Maybe I can try to merge these passions into a real job. I hope so, at least...
What a nightmare! Looking at the smaller building, that overhang just boxed in a bunch of balconies and windows. Building on top of each other when they're just 11 miles away from empty farmland. Maybe urban sprawl isn't such a bad thing if it stops this
urban sprawl is the worst thing for cities. Longer commute times, fewer amenities close by, low density-high carbon footprint, encroachment of urban area onto greenfield/natural areas ... there are no benefits of sprwl.
You should check out Optus Centre at 367 Collins Street Melbourne. There is a pair of nesting peregrine falcons on a ledge at the 34th floor. There is constant live video streaming of the birds.
I would like to know who is doing the voice over narration for this video. It has been some what of a challenge to understand the diction of the B1M British narrators. This particular video as well as some of the others recently available are much clearer. The ones with Fred Mills are virtually impossible to understand unless one is "English". This channel is my FAVORITE of all the architectural themed offerings. Keep up the good work!!! Thanks!
Singapore is the prime example of government driving the technology innovation in construction industry. These types of prefabricated prefinished volumetric construction (PPVC) has been widely applied in Singapore public housing construction
Main problem is pricing for these project. Many houses is already made out of prefab materials or walls. All the wall in my house is prefab concrete wall. Ikea modular kitchen, sofa sections etc also make tons of differences for residentials use. This is gonna be the most impactful amongst all of them. Many house developer in Southeast also started to use prefab modules and walls, this thing became more and more common.
This was earlier a poor man's technique. They stacked shipping containers and called them houses. This is the first time I saw someone building luxury apartments using prefab.
Can you do more videos on environmental design? I’m thinking about studying it in college so it would be great to see more videos about it, especially form this channel. Also if anyone else has anything to say about environmental design, the pros and cons, what you need to study to succeed in the field, what the job market is like, or anything else please reply.
New York wasn't the first to built skinny skyscrapers, i live in south Brazil and there's a city called Balneário Camboriú that has been constructing skinny towers for more then a decade and they are really skinny, more then this ones shown in the video. Btw, love the channel content. You guys rock!
Melbourne is a gem, and the new super tall and super slim RESIDENTIAL. buildings should be hopefully built for the average middle class population, as flooding and higher sea levels may in the future be the, answer to urban housing as these can be retrofitted at the bottom level if need be. The return of using a small piece of land , and building up, must be huge...especially if they start building outside the overpriced areas in the city.
Please do more Australian videos, if you look at the infrastructure in boom NSW, and Sydney you'll see its our largest in the states history, big things going on here atm!
International design competition won by UNStudio and COX Architects, being submitted for planning approval in Q1 2019. We are very much looking forward to that one!
Well with Prefabricated Buildings you can more easily just add more layers ontop if so needed than with non-prefabricated buildings. Expand if needed, Concrete-Glass-Grass basicaly.
This kind of construction will end up being a necessity in Canadas arctic. Currently some if of this technology is used in constructing remote arctic mining complexes. Northgate Trailer does this and have built large arctic complexes inside of a few weeks. Almost like building Rome in a Day so to speak.
In Seattle, the crane count peaked at 72 as this city has been transformed by new high-rises over the past five-years. Now, the total has fallen to the mid-40s. Toronto currently boasts the highest number at roughly 75. Regardless, Melbourne is a dynamic city that one-day I would love to visit.
Toronto has the largest crane count in North America, but Melbourne has a crane count of almost 200, and Sydney has a crane count of 320. This is due to huge migration levels plus the influx of Chinese capital (a lot of it laundered money). The crane counts will fall dramatically now though as the real estate bubble has burst and prices have already declined by almost 10% from their peak in Sydney and the price falls are increasing in percentage terms and this is occurring while economic conditions are good, although the housing downturn may end up effecting the wider economy and cause a negative feedback loop pushing the real estate market down even further.
My God, @@sthuon, that is a lot of cranes! Regarding the burst of the housing bubble... it's begun and the repercussions will be significant for everyone on the planet.
From a scaffolder's point of view , WOW ! We must have held up the show quite a bit , if the building flew into the sky that fast . It would be quite a feat , to keep up .
Oh my home town. It's kind of crazy the amount of restricted foot print high rises that have been constructed in Melbourne in the past decade. Still boggles my mind there is a market big enough to demand it.
Sometimes (personal opinion) that I feel the market is inflated to make people think there's a market. There's countless building in Toronto being built too, but I feel developers make them and people thing there's a boom as a result and rush in to buy. Almost as though the developers are artificially creating a housing boom.
@@DevinHeida Exactly you do realize how stupidly risky and irresponsible to do such a scheme. Such buildings are not free, someone has to pay for the cost. Artificial fake demand with no buyer logically is abhorrent, but greed blinds people.
You have to remember Melbourne is one of the fastest growing cities in the developed world adding 125k new people last year. We also have a very strong international student population which lease apartments and ever growing tourism demand for airbnb style properties.
@@MrOutofcontrolvideos We're also constantly growing outwards, Melbourne is one of the biggest monolithic metropolitan region in area coverage. From Mornington on the south east peninsula to north west past Craigieburn that's much more than 100km of continuous monolithic city.
I'd imagine that these buildings are not as structurally efficient; you'd need more and/or thicker structural beams to get the same amount of wind and earth quake resistance. More commentary on such engineering issues would be appreciated.
I'm the village idiot in Melbourne and some things just don't make sense to me, like Hickory Group. Hickory Group own their own concrete precast factory and they are using Euro Precast (located in Dandenong on the outskirts of Melbourne) concrete panels on not only their own job site but a job site that will be used as a case study by the well educated?
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I wonder how the reduced floor size impact fire safety? How would you escape from the top if an apartment under you is engulfed in flames? I guess there are plenty of engineering controls to ensure this never happens.
I’m not a fan of these slender buildings but this one is quite a nice design and fits in quite well. I think it’s got something to do with the fact it’s a modest building in terms of height.
@Larry David Which one? 432 Park Avenue? I hated the sight of it when I went to New York, it ruined the skyline for me. 432 is the reason for my dislike of these structures, but if architects can improve vastly on 432's design I may begin to like them more.
All well and good until Chinese investment capital begins to evaporate. Same challenge that Manhattan, Vancouver, and other Aussie cities will be facing in due time. Just check the occupancy rates of apartments over five million dollars, and then for apartments over ten million dollars, you'll see that there is practically no one living in these for the sake of living in them and that it is all for investment purposes. The second the economy tanks or the second nations begin to adopt more reasonable taxes on property wealth these things will flood the market and the construction business for them will dissipate, especially ones built on Chinese capital like many in AUS since they have little genuine credit backing. Pretty clearly a bubble.
As a commonwealth 'cousin' in Canada, I have long envied the beauty and good planning of Australian cities. Its been obvious for many decades that Aussie developers are determined to build some of the most handsome skyscrapers in the world. Doesn't surprise me that the latest building technique has turned up in Melbourne. Yes please, more videos about lesser known cities.
I hope there are more videos on Australia, such as the construction boom in Brisbane and Gold Coast currently.
There will be, don't you worry!!
Does it rain in the middle of Australia?
@@leaderofthelewishpeople6382 No, it's desert
Perth as well. no one in australia, let alone the world knows how much Perth has grown in the last 10 years
Construction boom in Brisbane that's leaving far NQ dry of funds. All tax payers money goes into Brisbane while smaller cities like Townsville, Cairns, etc are left out. This is why far NQ needs to be its own state. Townsville has some of the worst unemployment and crime rate in the country, we could really do with the extra cash flow...
You should do videos about lesser known cities' skylines (or anything really). I love hearing about New York city and other well-known cities, but hearing about Melbourne was really interesting to me since I never knew anything about it. Its sparked my curiosity about the city, and if you cover other cities in any capacity im sure the same would happen.
You should visit it's the second most livable city was the first for the past 6 years I think.
its a good city, just avoid northern/western suburbs, full of immigrants from poorer countries.
Lol, spent some time thinking why this game (Cities Skylines) is lesser known and how Melbourne is related.
Euan Maclean I have to be honest, I live in Melbourne and have been living here since I was born but honestly avoid the western suburbs, the western suburbs have the highest crime rate in all of Melbourne
@@euanmaclean8738 Nothing is great about alarming crime rates amongst migrant youth. Its no secret that a lot of migrants bring their bad ways with them and refuse to assimilate.
Wow its always so weird to see videos where you live. Still surreal to see because im so used to Aussie cities barely appearing in anything.
its weird i did not see a single kangaroo in this video
how do we know this even is Australia
Australia doesn't exist, what are you on about?
@@hughbowden5696. I'm an actor. Australia is fake, I'm paid to keep up the myth.
That’s cause you don’t recognise the cities cause they’re upside down 🙃
@@6anon it is. As a parson living only 30 minutes away from the actual sky scraper,I can confirm that it is Australia
I have enjoyed watching Collins House being constructed, so glad its story is part of the B1M channel. The construction industry in Melbourne is leaning towards prefab and CLT high rise constructions, many good things to come down here.
Prefabricated modules are a great way to build new cities quickly and cheaply!
Modular skyscrapers in New York, Melbourne and other cities are paving the way!
Melbourne has a lot of interesting skyscrapers, I'm very glad you've decided to put some focus on the city.
Love this! and love seeing my city! we have so much to offer the world show more!!
Wow that's a sleek looking building!
So professionally done and such a great voice!
Thank you for fulfilling my modular building video request. Well done.
Can't wait to go back to Melbourne one day, it's a beautiful city.
Beautiful building
What an amazing video! The focus on varying cities is something that will be awesome for your channel - Doing something about Vancouver, Canada and it's recent development with sites such as Vancouver House and 1500 West Georgia would be fantastic as your format would do so well alongside it.
That would be great! Vancouver does have a very appealing skyline.
I was involved with the steel construction of this building. Proud
Fantastic project to be a part of!
I had most of my 20's in Melbourne during the '90s and I will always adore the memories in such a beautiful and human city...
I absolutely loved it and always will.
OH!
That is a really nice building with a clever approach!
I love these videos about Australia and Melbourne in particular. I see these buildings go up from my office window, but so little information about them is available.
Thanks for posting such videos and keeping civil engineers updated globally
Just beautiful! Just beautiful!
This channel is a civil engineer’s dream :D. Keep up the great work guys😇
Thank you!! We will!
The B1M I am quite sure about that 🙌🏻😃
amazing building and project, amazing video about it
The narration is majestic as always.
Do more towers in Melbourne. It’ll be cool to see more from melb. I’ve worked right opposite this building on another tower. So cool watching this lol. I’m working at other sites in Melbourne atm :
Tower 108.
Melbourne Square.
Collins Arch.
Capitol Grand.
Queens Place Towers.
Would be sick if you could do one for those ones. Great vid btw bro.
Loving the short high quality and interesting videos.
Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is now constructed with prefabricated modules, too!
wtf
Saaay whaaat??? Interesting, thanks.
True, this will increase the construction speed, and Sagrada Familia will be finished in 2026.
These videos make me want to play Minecraft again. I love your videos! You deserve a million subscribers.
No joke, I still find myself thinking of mc buildings and city plans occasionally dispite not playing in ages
Play cities:skylines
Wonderful, and I love the historical background info that you gave us!
Am glad that u guys hit up to 311k subs. U growing faster than we ever imagined. ❤❤
Would love more videos from Australia 👍👍
Super interesting and informative.
I’m excited there’s a new video. This is my new favorite channel. Great content. Also I love the narrator’s voice. I wish he could narrate my life.
Haha, that can be arranged. For a fee 😉
Haha sounds good 😎
Fred Mills' voice of course, great guy!
Awesome production like a look always.
Great video. Melbourne is one of the best cities in the world.
True!!
gross
Unfortunately, karma has rounded the corner and what English colonizers did to indigenoUS people is now being done to citizens of multiple generations. They aren't the buyers.
Chinese, Russians and Arabs buy these properties and indeed push the price through the roof. Call it gentrification on steroids. Educated working Aussies can't compete with millionaires and billionaires.
Hence, the Tiny House movement is sending Aussies into the hinterlands.
Just dont expect justice there. They like to fake child abuse allegations against cardinals
@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 these skyscrapers are built for commercial use and for investment not for residential use. They are built to attract foreign investors thats the whole purpose of them. The chinese own the whole of Australia. The country should be called Chiralia
Thank you so much for continuing to educate able building to new building to new heights. Happy Holidays to you and thank you for showing video..
Excellent video. I appreciate the detailed explanation and comparisons you do in these videos. Keep up the great work.
Such a cool building and story
Toronto is also experiencing an architectural renaissance! Please do some videos about Toronto`s projects!
fact
Oh what a wonderful initiative, Australia and great documentary by Fred Mills of course. This channel will likely hit 1million subscribers before April 2019 due to its great contents!
Отлично видео! Мельбурн прекрасен. Приятно смотреть на ускоренную съемку
I'm going to go check this building out, some great ideas in its design
great job
In Milan, there is a new area where building a lot of new skyscrapers, near the famous "Bosco Verticale". There is a very innovative apartment building "Giardini D'inverno" whit greenhouses outside from every apartment and a domotic system control. Check it out!
P.S. Best channel of civil engineering!
You can have it! Give wide open spaces and beautiful country.
This boxy architecture is hardly anything people in 200 years will look and marvel at. Makes me wonder what cultural heritage our generation will pass onto future generations.
Your videos are becoming my obsession, and i'm not even an architect or engineer... (maybe I should start re-think about my career hahaha)
DO IT!! This is the world’s greatest, most influential, most rewarding industry! Play a part in shaping planet Earth.
Thank you 😁 I love your energy, but right now I'm enjoying my current situation as a service designer (with a background in Cultural Antropology). Maybe I can try to merge these passions into a real job. I hope so, at least...
Wunderful video and great explanation. Maybe you can make an update video about Nine Elms construction in London.
We did!! 👉 th-cam.com/video/kCvZ9a-yWzk/w-d-xo.html
Well presented, good content, enjoyable to watch. Thanks from Orlando
What a nightmare! Looking at the smaller building, that overhang just boxed in a bunch of balconies and windows. Building on top of each other when they're just 11 miles away from empty farmland. Maybe urban sprawl isn't such a bad thing if it stops this
urban sprawl is the worst thing for cities. Longer commute times, fewer amenities close by, low density-high carbon footprint, encroachment of urban area onto greenfield/natural areas ... there are no benefits of sprwl.
Very interesting. Thanks.
You should check out Optus Centre at 367 Collins Street Melbourne. There is a pair of nesting peregrine falcons on a ledge at the 34th floor. There is constant live video streaming of the birds.
Amazing engineering feat.
B1M = quality .
Sir old wtc towers are also prefabricated type at that time
0:05 Man, you love that shot of Central Park
I would like to know who is doing the voice over narration for this video.
It has been some what of a challenge to understand the diction of the B1M British narrators.
This particular video as well as some of the others recently available are much clearer.
The ones with Fred Mills are virtually impossible to understand unless one is
"English".
This channel is my FAVORITE of all the architectural themed offerings.
Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks!
More on bridges please, bridges fascinate me especially the ones that you look at and go’ how the hell did they build that’ !!
Call me when these techniques are being used for something other than luxury apartments. Innovation in housing should not be restricted to the rich.
Yeah, we need cheap houses in the world. Most of the people who lived in developing or underdeveloped countries live in slums.
Singapore is the prime example of government driving the technology innovation in construction industry. These types of prefabricated prefinished volumetric construction (PPVC) has been widely applied in Singapore public housing construction
It isn't restricted to the rich a lot of prefabricated houses are built in developing countries to provide low-income housing
Main problem is pricing for these project.
Many houses is already made out of prefab materials or walls. All the wall in my house is prefab concrete wall. Ikea modular kitchen, sofa sections etc also make tons of differences for residentials use.
This is gonna be the most impactful amongst all of them. Many house developer in Southeast also started to use prefab modules and walls, this thing became more and more common.
This was earlier a poor man's technique. They stacked shipping containers and called them houses. This is the first time I saw someone building luxury apartments using prefab.
The famous St. Louis Arch was prefabricated for the most part way back in the 60's.
Can you do more videos on environmental design? I’m thinking about studying it in college so it would be great to see more videos about it, especially form this channel. Also if anyone else has anything to say about environmental design, the pros and cons, what you need to study to succeed in the field, what the job market is like, or anything else please reply.
WOOOHOOO, MELBOURNE!
Like the building, but lets see if they can fill it. Things aren’t going great in Melbourne’s real estate bubble ATM...
Developments in Melbourne must be 75% let before construction can commence, speculative developments are not encouraged.
New York wasn't the first to built skinny skyscrapers, i live in south Brazil and there's a city called Balneário Camboriú that has been constructing skinny towers for more then a decade and they are really skinny, more then this ones shown in the video. Btw, love the channel content. You guys rock!
Awesome technique to develop skyscrapers.Sasta Sundar Tikaw!
Melbourne is a gem, and the new super tall and super slim RESIDENTIAL. buildings should be hopefully built for the average middle class population, as flooding and higher sea levels may in the future be the, answer to urban housing as these can be retrofitted at the bottom level if need be. The return of using a small piece of land , and building up, must be huge...especially if they start building outside the overpriced areas in the city.
I hope that prefabrication becomes more widespread and helps to reduce the housing prices!
Please do more Australian videos, if you look at the infrastructure in boom NSW, and Sydney you'll see its our largest in the states history, big things going on here atm!
2:43 I want information on these 2 beautiful skyscrapers ! The mix of glass and timber and trees....looks stunning
It is a project called Green Spine which I do not think has been approved yet.
International design competition won by UNStudio and COX Architects, being submitted for planning approval in Q1 2019. We are very much looking forward to that one!
Prefabricated is ny new favourite word
Lol my dad worked for Hickory Group up until a couple weeks ago. Small world
Well with Prefabricated Buildings you can more easily just add more layers ontop if so needed than with non-prefabricated buildings. Expand if needed, Concrete-Glass-Grass basicaly.
This kind of construction will end up being a necessity in Canadas arctic. Currently some if of this technology is used in constructing remote arctic mining complexes. Northgate Trailer does this and have built large arctic complexes inside of a few weeks. Almost like building Rome in a Day so to speak.
Can you do a video for upcomming capital buildings
In Seattle, the crane count peaked at 72 as this city has been transformed by new high-rises over the past five-years. Now, the total has fallen to the mid-40s. Toronto currently boasts the highest number at roughly 75. Regardless, Melbourne is a dynamic city that one-day I would love to visit.
Toronto has the largest crane count in North America, but Melbourne has a crane count of almost 200, and Sydney has a crane count of 320. This is due to huge migration levels plus the influx of Chinese capital (a lot of it laundered money). The crane counts will fall dramatically now though as the real estate bubble has burst and prices have already declined by almost 10% from their peak in Sydney and the price falls are increasing in percentage terms and this is occurring while economic conditions are good, although the housing downturn may end up effecting the wider economy and cause a negative feedback loop pushing the real estate market down even further.
My God, @@sthuon, that is a lot of cranes! Regarding the burst of the housing bubble... it's begun and the repercussions will be significant for everyone on the planet.
From a scaffolder's point of view , WOW ! We must have held up the show quite a bit , if the building flew into the sky that fast . It would be quite a feat , to keep up .
Wonderful... wheres the net zero piece?
Oh my home town. It's kind of crazy the amount of restricted foot print high rises that have been constructed in Melbourne in the past decade. Still boggles my mind there is a market big enough to demand it.
Sometimes (personal opinion) that I feel the market is inflated to make people think there's a market. There's countless building in Toronto being built too, but I feel developers make them and people thing there's a boom as a result and rush in to buy. Almost as though the developers are artificially creating a housing boom.
@@DevinHeida Exactly you do realize how stupidly risky and irresponsible to do such a scheme. Such buildings are not free, someone has to pay for the cost. Artificial fake demand with no buyer logically is abhorrent, but greed blinds people.
You have to remember Melbourne is one of the fastest growing cities in the developed world adding 125k new people last year. We also have a very strong international student population which lease apartments and ever growing tourism demand for airbnb style properties.
@@MrOutofcontrolvideos We're also constantly growing outwards, Melbourne is one of the biggest monolithic metropolitan region in area coverage. From Mornington on the south east peninsula to north west past Craigieburn that's much more than 100km of continuous monolithic city.
You guys should look at the video of the Chinese building a 30 levels building in 15 days
I always thought it was 15 levels in 30 days. the brain is like that.
It was prefabricated the the components took 5 months to build
It will probably fall down just as quick.
love your videos, but seriously do you have to loop segments so many times? I've seen the dude with the gray stubble about seven times
What about the massive use of pre-fab skyscrapers in China?
Sometimes, the super skinny buildings just look out of place.
What is the lifespan of prefabricated skyscraper??
I'd imagine that these buildings are not as structurally efficient; you'd need more and/or thicker structural beams to get the same amount of wind and earth quake resistance. More commentary on such engineering issues would be appreciated.
are the elevator walls precast as well?
Can you do videos on Las Vegas NV
I'm the village idiot in Melbourne and some things just don't make sense to me, like Hickory Group.
Hickory Group own their own concrete precast factory and they are using Euro Precast (located in Dandenong on the outskirts of Melbourne) concrete panels on not only their own job site but a job site that will be used as a case study by the well educated?
I wonder how the reduced floor size impact fire safety? How would you escape from the top if an apartment under you is engulfed in flames? I guess there are plenty of engineering controls to ensure this never happens.
Really Awesome 👏 Design @Collins 👍🏽🍺🍺👍🏽 Melbourne City 🌃 is a One ☝️ of it Kind 😎🤪🤪😎💖😘💋👏😍👍🏽💥💕
The chip prefabricated modules sale for the price of the Monaco Villa...... !!!!!
And the world is moving forward.
Make a Video About Istanbul Skyline
I’m not a fan of these slender buildings but this one is quite a nice design and fits in quite well. I think it’s got something to do with the fact it’s a modest building in terms of height.
@Larry David Which one? 432 Park Avenue? I hated the sight of it when I went to New York, it ruined the skyline for me. 432 is the reason for my dislike of these structures, but if architects can improve vastly on 432's design I may begin to like them more.
Fun fact: They first used the pre-fabricated building trick in San Antonio, Texas
You mention that the super slender skyscraper trend originated in New York I thought they were quite common in Asia??
Please do a video on Green Spine.
Oh we will when the time comes. That building is a standout!
Please vodeo on Mumbai
All well and good until Chinese investment capital begins to evaporate. Same challenge that Manhattan, Vancouver, and other Aussie cities will be facing in due time. Just check the occupancy rates of apartments over five million dollars, and then for apartments over ten million dollars, you'll see that there is practically no one living in these for the sake of living in them and that it is all for investment purposes. The second the economy tanks or the second nations begin to adopt more reasonable taxes on property wealth these things will flood the market and the construction business for them will dissipate, especially ones built on Chinese capital like many in AUS since they have little genuine credit backing. Pretty clearly a bubble.
describe nyc oculus please !
Woah
Where do residents park?
car stacker in the lower levels.
Just wait how long it stands. New methods also mean not tested methods.