@@amitSingh-je8vh that's very nice attempt but it's done for creating record but in reality it doesn't happen at that fast . By the structure they made look pretty normal . Like creating four walls , floor and roof and after that there is nothing , no interior design and infrastructure , no plumbing and no electrification etc which are essential.
@@dipeshregmi5276 there is a ton of mobile games that are pretty much designed to make you spend money through rare currency. Lot of them even use gems as this currency
Guys this is a fake video don't believe in anything you see. This building was made previously only. They have taken a past footage and showed it as it's done from start in 19 days. They only CONVERTED that building to a hospital. That's all. *ITS FAKE*
@@tanishmamidwar7816 You are right. My grandmother's home is in changsha, the city in the video. I also know this building, called xiao tian cheng, actually took 21 days instead of 19.
ViniByte The main church at my city took almost 200 years to get built, the architect that designed it never saw even 50% of it finished, it’s a piece of art. I hate all these new square buildings made of concrete, glass and steel, they’re a cancer all over the world.
Guys this is a fake video don't believe in anything you see. This building was made previously only. They have taken a past footage and showed it as it's done from start in 19 days. They only CONVERTED that building to a hospital. That's all. *ITS FAKE*
@@tanishmamidwar7816 Actually, it's not fake because even though it was in the past it was still real foatage of people building a large skyscraper that is time lapsed no matter if it's in the past or present, it's depended on how real it looks or the evidence of the foatage
They assembled the building in 19 days, which is impressive, hands down. Great engineering! It would be nice to know as well how long it took to actually build it, meaning build the parts at the factory before it was assembled.
1. What they don't mention is the three years of planning, the one year of off-site pre-fabrication, the 3 to 6 months getting to ground level before starting the tower, and the 3 months of commissioning water, elec and air cond systems and landscaping and local authority inspections before being really, actually completed. It's the assembly of structural elements above ground level that took 19 days, albeit with approx 3 to 4 times the normal cranage and hoists for a building of that size. Still a remarkable achievement, just not really 19 days start to finish. The real pay off will be IF they have an opportunity to repeat the identical tower design. 2. Tram lines through an established city, while trying to keep traffic and people moving without cutting power/water/sewer every hour, are not at all simple.
It wasn't really done in 19 consecutive days, It was capped at 20 stories for one year due to its proximity to the airport. The original design was for 97 stories, was reduced to 57. Took about 5 months to build the 2,700 plus modules that were used.
Ancient Greeks builded the Parthenon before 2500 years in only 8 years with no modern equipment. Nowadays we would make it in over 100 years and even then maybe not.
China's construction industry has many competitors. If someone isn't doing their job properly and efficiently, they get replaced. The term "Saving face" or "Having face" in Chinese is about having a good reputation. China's social credit system as they call it in the western world rewards people who provide good service and quality. It's like a review system but with accountability. You can't create fake ID's in the government database and put fake reviews artificially boosting the credibility of your company or business. In the US the love of privacy and anonymity due to distrust of the government allows bad people to use deceptive practices. For example, it's common for bad construction owners to do shoddy work, then re-brand itself a new name every few years to shed the bad reputation. They do it to squeeze the profit margins. The goal is to secure a big pay out while using poor cheaper material or hire lower paid skilled workers leading to poor quality. You can't do that in China. The Chinese have designed a better system. The problem in your country is the rich have more power than the government. Not all rich people are honest or noble. If they can bribe the government. This leads to inefficient policies for the overall progress of society.
@@jackie2-g8l Yeah - and they're all crumbling and suffering from a myriad of problems. I guarentee you that this building will not be standing in 50 years.
Here is a true story: I'm from China but live in Dubai UAE for studying. When I was back to my hometown at 2018 summer, the old small road beside my house is still using like normal, but only one year after at summer 2019, ITS GONE. It became a fresh new, nice and clean giant streets that make me think I was going to a wrong direction towards my house. Is kinda sad cause I got tons of old memories stuck in that old road
@@northhdream Yeah, it’s all the complexity of the social-economic status of china in the current years. Rapping huge economic growth into its domestic product.
+Max Power Why do you need tall buildings . Your country is so advanced and sustainable in every possible way . I don't think skyscrapers benefit the city too much
+. one, there not that many reugees coming in, 2 it is going to help the german nation more having them here than not, 3 in 20 years time it really should not be a problem anymore
Yes and here in the UK it has been about almost 3 weeks and they have barely managed to install a 100 m gas pipe. I reckon it will probably be another 2 or so weeks.
College education is mandatory to work at a home appliance A/S or product manufacturing line. The high school math of welding is simply insuifficient to make things work.
Not really. The comparison is being made because the *assembly* timeline is being compared with a Western *construction* timeline. This is a pre-fab skyscraper and we aren't told how long its construction actually took.
In India 1 years for planning 2 year for proposing 4 year for approval 1 year for feasibility checking 2 year for protest ( optional ) 10 year for construction Total atleast 15 to 17 year for a normal floyers or these type of buildings.
Whats the difference between mixing building frames and mixing concrete in a factory and building frames and mixing concrete on the ground? Construction is assembly.
@@VYKNIGHT the difference is, if you try to do it all on site from scratch, its much slower and you have a limited space to operate, and no big factory machines. Its quicker and easier to mass produce parts in a factory with process equipment far from the crowded build site, and you can be manufacturing the building parts months before the project even begins. The more work you can do offsite, the quicker the assembly onsite
Faheem Rasheed it's construction one way or another dude. You think they are gonna build H beams on site? And what's wrong with the way they constructing it. Let's say you look at the floors for example. When you look at the man hours, cost of labor, cost on supplies, time, money, energy. Why would you waste time building the floors on site rather than having it already manufactured and ready for service?
between may 1982 and september 1983, only 16 monthes, china dig a 234km long canel to get the water from Luan River to Tianjin including a 12km long tunnel in a mountain. it is really a miracle.
One thing surprised me in US is that construction stops at night. Night is the best time for construction, especially for public works like roads. A country's power is it's people's power. US people lost the working spirit they had when they built the Empire State Building.
Construction is completed at night across the US on a regular basis. Mainly in cities. Which US people do you speak of? We've become a fragmented nation of multiple ethnic groups and cultures who lack any real aspiration to join the US society. They seek to make it a mirror of their own homeland. Plenty of hard working US citizens...hard to get motivated for $1.50 a sq. ft when they used to get $3.00. The US being the land of immigrants is its shining light and its worst enemy all at the same time.
It is just like some students would probably finish their exam within 10 minutes while the others have to finish it in an hour. But those who finished in advanced still can get the full score, that is something efficiency. I am not saying that how great China is, but as a Chinese, I really can see the significant improvement in our life.
You gotta admit though. Everything was pretty much premade and it was like putting together legos. Very good concept though. It may even be more economical that the traditional way of building with steel rods and pouring in concrete.
Thats why the soviets used prefab apartments. They bassicly solved the housing crisis after WWII completly, at a speed unimaginable today. Often its told that these were of low quality, but what is often forgotten are the conditions where the population lifed before. There are documented reports of families moving into prefab arpartments with kids beeing exited because the apartment had multiple rooms and plumping. It is cheaper, but not at a small scale, henceforth developer dont use it. Only mass construction by governments makes prefab buildings possible, where they then are cheap.
19 days of construction is very impressive! Of course engineering and design and permits we all completed in the months or years before hand. I applaud China from USA
My grandfather was building he's house all he's life, he died and could never manage to finish it. Amazing to see the level of engineering and manpower of China
besucse the start up costs are rather high [though pay back in the long run] also it limits how much variability you can put into buildings, something americans rather like
You can delete that comment cos it opened last month, also the sleeper trains have been running for over 20 years, unless ur talking about the high speed one?
Don't get me wrong, Chinese do some pretty awesome engineering. But this isn't a building that was built in "19 days". Pre-Fab fanatics always embellish (and ignore) certain things. For example, they don't bother to mention that the fabrication time for many of those components took months. So in reality, "19 days" could be more like a year, which is basically the same as other forms of construction. The pre-fabbed elements themselves look awful expensive. I'm not sure what type of building this is, so maybe it aids the building's functionality, but the pre-fabbed floor assemblies take up a lot of thickness. Maybe they need it for special duct work. But if this is just a regular office building, they've sacrificed a lot of things just for "speed". 57 floors of double-thick floors = a lot of extra height. Next Issue is construction costs: There are what, like 8 cranes? Although the schedule is faster, the cost goes up exponentially. There's a "sweet spot" in regards to the most economical pace of a construction project. You hit a point where accelerating the schedule becomes expensive and in some cases compromises quality. One other peculiar thing I noticed is that the surveyors shown at various points in time look fake. The equipment they use is also quite dated. If you can afford 8 cranes why are you using an outdated theodolite from 1992?
I'm an electrician that wires new skyscrapers in Seattle Washington. It normally takes 2 to 7 years to build a skyscraper because of mismanagement, trouble getting materials and lack of workers. A good example of mismanagement is when we wiring a hospital they decided to almost double the amount of wires after the drop ceiling had been put in. We could have run the wires a lot quicker and more efficiently before the drop celling was installed. Our bosses think that all the trades doing their thing at the same time is more efficient but when you have to spend double or triple the time on something are you really saving labor? They also let the HVAC people cover most of the celling in pipes and we didn't have enough room to install a second wire tray so we had to run all the wires through 1 tray which created a rats nest of wires that was hard to pull through and might have violated a code or two. We often can't do work as soon as we'd like to do it because they didn't order enough materials and we have to wait for another order to arrive. Tradesworkers tend to be paid better than alot of workers but the cost of housing in Seattle is so outrageous that few can live close to the construction site and many tradesworkers have to commute 1.5 to 2.5 hours each way. We also often have to pay $20 or $30 a day city parking fees, we don't get paid vacation, we don't get much sick pay and their tends to be either not enough work or crazy overtime. When you add the bad commute, parking fees, unpredictable schedule, lack of vacation/sick pay and hot/cold/dirty/alittle dangerous working conditions together are you surprised there are not enough workers? The bigger companies make $300 to $500k per year per employee in profit but still cry that they can't afford to pay employees parking, vacation or sick pay. Our overtime rates are insane but most of the overtime could have been avoided with better planning.
Incredible to build a 57-story building out of tofu! Look up tofu dreg construction if you don't know. Even if this was "built to code" which is impossible in China, there is no need to celebrate that regime. That said, they do have some great engineers and workers. Just not the environment for them to do a good and safe job.
Shipping container homes are the way to go! Who needs a big house when you can have an adorable little one that’s basically a super efficient playhouse? I’m obsessed with these mini homes and my dream is to live in one someday (because who doesn’t want to wake up every morning to a yard that’s roughly the size of a postage stamp?). So imagine my excitement when I saw on UA-cam that this Chinese company was pouring $3 billion into some Global Village project in New York - it was a game changer!
It's Cz of corrupt politicians who use low quality materials which gonna make hole for next rain..it happens in every country but India will rank within 100 when it comes to corruption...
I watched 2 documentaries about high rise building construction China vs. US. The US building was inspected right after the floors were installed with strict adherence to the engineering requirements for spacing between the plumbing, electrical and data conduits. Time consuming changes had to be made to bring everything up to code. Then the floor was poured. The Chinese installed a floor frame, ran all their pipes and conduits (some of them literally lying directly against each other in bunches. Then they poured with no code inspections that I could see.
Well you are comparing a developed country to a developing country, why not compare China with another developing country? That would be more fair and China does much better. Just remember the US had 300 years to develop but China only had 70 years, even the US can't match your expectations in that time frame.
@@AndrewManookthere are also factors involving the development of a nation. But the main drive is the available technology. Ib the past 300 years, the US doesn't have the same building technology as of today. So comparing the 300 - 70 years is absurd.
nah. That's like saying that your house was not built in 1 year, because the the osb or plywood sheets used - need cips of wood - but that wood was needing 40 years to grow. So your house is not taking 1 year to build, it takes 41 years to build. Or if you don't like the analogy - consider bricks. Since they are like lego. Takes long time for bricks to cure and end-up in your yard to build with them. So if you build a wall in 1 day and you tell your friends - "hey check up how muscle strong i am" - i'm calling you out on it - "hey that's cheating.. those bricks took 1 month to make :)) - so you built the wall in 31 days not 1 day.. so on. I will choose this lego style of construction over anything i've seen practiced around me.
AIon no. if you were to commission a house to be built, those plywood sheets and all the materials would have already been made and you just drive to the hardware supplier and pick it up. with this building, they would have started building all the pre fab materials months ago like he said. they didn't just have those in stock for them to pick up, they were all specific to the building.
@@Austin-His_Lordship No don't be stupid. The panels have to be custom made specifically for the building. So you have to order months before construction (assembling) can begin. With bricks, you can buy them anytime without having to wait and can building according to whatever customisation/specification you desire.
in my country, 2 years to plan the construction project, then cancelled it for a year, and after the project revive, it took 3 years to built the thing and another year to finishing everything up.
I spent a year in China and I have seen such quick construction jobs. I have also seen that those quickly erected sky scrapers looked dilapidated and ready to be torn down again, only half a year after being built.
There's no way that building is safe to use. There's no time for proper curing of concrete, no time for proper inspections, no time for stress tests on materials.....19 days to build, it'll take no time at all to collapse. The only question remaining is "How many lives will be lost when that thing topples?"
The building is a pre built in factory building...modular building system are faster and alot safer than tradition building method...Those thing goes up like steel legos...These kind of building are quake safe...since they are mostly steel in construction it takes alot more force to bring them down...Those tradition slow building style with reinforce concrete is more susceptible to crumble/collapse in an earth quake... than steel structure building we see here going up in 57 days......
@@Rishiraje97 Germany for example. Our bridges rust, the streets are broken, and of course the BER and Stuttgart 21 and the Elbphilharmonie as the main examples.
Guys this is a fake video don't believe in anything you see. This building was made previously only. They have taken a past footage and showed it as it's done from start in 19 days. They only CONVERTED that building to a hospital. That's all. *ITS FAKE*
Not really because the parts are pre made so it took probably longer then this, it only takes 19 days to assemble. But it’s cool because that means you block roads for a little amount of time
Takes New York 5 years just to fix a patch of a highway...
The unions are the most overpaid spoiled bitchy lazy fucks.
Geralt Rivia stick to fortnite kid.
@@fernandoguerrero5244 Race Traitor.
They widened an overpass bridge near where I live. They started when I was a kid... they finished it this last summer. I'm 29.
I wonder howmany workers died at this job site?
In India, it takes one week to take signature of our college dean.
Haa really broo
CORRECT
fireflies543 no one cares about you and Indians care about India
@fireflies543 oww didn't u get a hug from mommy today:(
@@amitSingh-je8vh that's very nice attempt but it's done for creating record but in reality it doesn't happen at that fast . By the structure they made look pretty normal . Like creating four walls , floor and roof and after that there is nothing , no interior design and infrastructure , no plumbing and no electrification etc which are essential.
When you decide to spend gems to speed up the building time
Alex Rodriguez I hate those dudes. Like the games are designed to ask for gems forever.
Are you talking about Clash of Clans
@@dipeshregmi5276 there is a ton of mobile games that are pretty much designed to make you spend money through rare currency. Lot of them even use gems as this currency
Alex Rodriguez they need to go quicker MORE 💎
Haha
Man in hospital near by who just woke up from a coma looking out the window: *sees tower* Oh my God, how long have I’ve been out?
Nurse: A month
Corona Virus detailed.
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Guys this is a fake video don't believe in anything you see. This building was made previously only. They have taken a past footage and showed it as it's done from start in 19 days. They only CONVERTED that building to a hospital. That's all.
*ITS FAKE*
@@tanishmamidwar7816 You are right. My grandmother's home is in changsha, the city in the video. I also know this building, called xiao tian cheng, actually took 21 days instead of 19.
@@orientalpulse hahaha
@@tanishmamidwar7816 Yes, it actually took two more days than normal WHAT LIEZ
And it took almost 5 years to come to my recommendation list.
UA-cam is not a Chinese app lol.
Kyrie ok and who asked?
It would be funnier if they turned the new building into hospital and transfer the patient before he wakes up
Well, guess how many more buildings done in between?
It probably collapsed by now lol
I hate the editing, started off good then didnt even show a full time lapse lol
agree, but hey its been a looongggg timeee since you stopped uploading :) do you mind telling me/us what's goin on? :))
Clerick Castro Marteja cute
Why you don't post anymore
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meanwhile here a 19 storey building still under construction after 57 years
ViniByte The main church at my city took almost 200 years to get built, the architect that designed it never saw even 50% of it finished, it’s a piece of art. I hate all these new square buildings made of concrete, glass and steel, they’re a cancer all over the world.
Everardo Calderón do you live in an art piece?
Yes
ViniByte rip
😂😂😂
In Nepal, It normally takes 10-12 years to construct a motorable bridge of span 50 meters
And here in Berlin, they still didint finish to build a airport.
And in Dresden( Theatre platz ) they started to repair a 100 metre bridge in 2016 nd until today it's not finished 😂
Guys this is a fake video don't believe in anything you see. This building was made previously only. They have taken a past footage and showed it as it's done from start in 19 days. They only CONVERTED that building to a hospital. That's all.
*ITS FAKE*
@@tanishmamidwar7816 Actually, it's not fake because even though it was in the past it was still real foatage of people building a large skyscraper that is time lapsed no matter if it's in the past or present, it's depended on how real it looks or the evidence of the foatage
I think because they want a high quality airport that can stand with 7.0 magnitude of earthquake.
Tanish Mamidwar can you stop copy and Pasteur the same comment and where is your proof?
They assembled the building in 19 days, which is impressive, hands down. Great engineering! It would be nice to know as well how long it took to actually build it, meaning build the parts at the factory before it was assembled.
Chances are high that there interior was never finished. And if it was, it might last 20 years.
They are mass made according to specifications by robots and CNC. Such mass manufacturing concept is not known to the Western world.
Chinese workers are pushed to there limits to do this
Hi
Mass production in a huge industrial and automated plant is a much faster way to build anything.
Yes, and here in Australia (Sydney) it takes us 4 years to build a simple tram line!
Wasnt that simple
1. What they don't mention is the three years of planning, the one year of off-site pre-fabrication, the 3 to 6 months getting to ground level before starting the tower, and the 3 months of commissioning water, elec and air cond systems and landscaping and local authority inspections before being really, actually completed. It's the assembly of structural elements above ground level that took 19 days, albeit with approx 3 to 4 times the normal cranage and hoists for a building of that size. Still a remarkable achievement, just not really 19 days start to finish. The real pay off will be IF they have an opportunity to repeat the identical tower design.
2. Tram lines through an established city, while trying to keep traffic and people moving without cutting power/water/sewer every hour, are not at all simple.
@ RANJAN bruuh don't try to convince your colonial fathers by exaggerating a fake reality..it takes a year that's it if there is no problem
You want a train station? 9 hours in China
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It could be a Dollar Store quality of contruction
It wasn't really done in 19 consecutive days, It was capped at 20 stories for one year due to its proximity to the airport. The original design was for 97 stories, was reduced to 57. Took about 5 months to build the 2,700 plus modules that were used.
source: Dude, trust me.
Still faster than the states here
It may have taken over a year theoretically, but the actual building days was 19 days
@@pyrophobia133 here in Canada to they always takes forever for skyscrapers to be finish
@ranjeet singh Why couldn't it be. As you saw, everything was pre-made and it just needed to be assembled.
In Greece it will take 19years to finish this project..... because it will be 19000000% out of budget.
Greece is a developed economy
Why u say like thar
@@puneetkhullar4609 uhh! Really 😂
Ancient Greeks builded the Parthenon before 2500 years in only 8 years with no modern equipment. Nowadays we would make it in over 100 years and even then maybe not.
@deen Singh slave labor
Wonder how “strong” this building is standing today
China's construction industry has many competitors. If someone isn't doing their job properly and efficiently, they get replaced.
The term "Saving face" or "Having face" in Chinese is about having a good reputation.
China's social credit system as they call it in the western world rewards people who provide good service and quality. It's like a review system but with accountability. You can't create fake ID's in the government database and put fake reviews artificially boosting the credibility of your company or business.
In the US the love of privacy and anonymity due to distrust of the government allows bad people to use deceptive practices. For example, it's common for bad construction owners to do shoddy work, then re-brand itself a new name every few years to shed the bad reputation. They do it to squeeze the profit margins. The goal is to secure a big pay out while using poor cheaper material or hire lower paid skilled workers leading to poor quality.
You can't do that in China. The Chinese have designed a better system. The problem in your country is the rich have more power than the government. Not all rich people are honest or noble. If they can bribe the government. This leads to inefficient policies for the overall progress of society.
Hmm
No comment 💀
Yes, it's still standing and it's a mini sky building, there's a lot of advanced and taller buildings in Chinese cities than this
@@jackie2-g8l
Yeah - and they're all crumbling and suffering from a myriad of problems. I guarentee you that this building will not be standing in 50 years.
Here is a true story: I'm from China but live in Dubai UAE for studying. When I was back to my hometown at 2018 summer, the old small road beside my house is still using like normal, but only one year after at summer 2019, ITS GONE. It became a fresh new, nice and clean giant streets that make me think I was going to a wrong direction towards my house. Is kinda sad cause I got tons of old memories stuck in that old road
Life must go on 😌
@@northhdream Yeah, it’s all the complexity of the social-economic status of china in the current years. Rapping huge economic growth into its domestic product.
Like, you had your first kiss there on the road?
Ya I feel that.
Visited my village after few years,can't even call it village anymore.
Many memories,places all gone.😕
it is what it is. it's sad but nothing we can do. im sorry for what happened man
In Berlin we re still waiting for more than 20 years for tall buildings like this..
+Max Power Why do you need tall buildings . Your country is so advanced and sustainable in every possible way . I don't think skyscrapers benefit the city too much
+sanch Sanchayan this man is a german you know, he has already think 20 years ahead. you know too many refugees from Syria. I do respect smart people
Skyscrapers consume a lot of electricity . I know about the refugees . Well too bad for them
+Max Power kill all the wealthy germans who kill people for entertainment, then take their money to hire these contractors.
+. one, there not that many reugees coming in, 2 it is going to help the german nation more having them here than not, 3 in 20 years time it really should not be a problem anymore
Yes and here in the UK it has been about almost 3 weeks and they have barely managed to install a 100 m gas pipe. I reckon it will probably be another 2 or so weeks.
Cause of traffic
@@JP-of8uq Erm no. Even if the traffic they could still work.
Great! Well here in my country a 30m x 10m road have been removed, we still don't know when will be the construction of the new road will happen.
Dats better at least it wont affect the engineers salaries
Hello...is the pipe done? 😂😂
process management is quite amazing. many friends are clearly missing this crucial point and put emphasis on how it is built.
College education is mandatory to work at a home appliance A/S or product manufacturing line. The high school math of welding is simply insuifficient to make things work.
Not really. The comparison is being made because the *assembly* timeline is being compared with a Western *construction* timeline. This is a pre-fab skyscraper and we aren't told how long its construction actually took.
In India
1 years for planning
2 year for proposing
4 year for approval
1 year for feasibility checking
2 year for protest ( optional )
10 year for construction
Total atleast 15 to 17 year for a normal floyers or these type of buildings.
In UK a traine line costs 100 years
Here in Ireland it's been about 6 years and they've just thrown the materials on the ground
Here in Somalia 30 years To Rebuild a Town
well that escalated quickly.
Constructions... a really really hard job! Peerlessly tough! Bow down and Big respect for the workers all around the world!
Tofu😂
Tofu, yes
It was assembled not constructed.
Everything is prefabricated and precast they just put right thing on right place.
still 10 times faster than it takes us to do it
Whats the difference between mixing building frames and mixing concrete in a factory and building frames and mixing concrete on the ground? Construction is assembly.
@@VYKNIGHT the difference is, if you try to do it all on site from scratch, its much slower and you have a limited space to operate, and no big factory machines.
Its quicker and easier to mass produce parts in a factory with process equipment far from the crowded build site, and you can be manufacturing the building parts months before the project even begins.
The more work you can do offsite, the quicker the assembly onsite
Faheem Rasheed it's construction one way or another dude. You think they are gonna build H beams on site? And what's wrong with the way they constructing it. Let's say you look at the floors for example. When you look at the man hours, cost of labor, cost on supplies, time, money, energy. Why would you waste time building the floors on site rather than having it already manufactured and ready for service?
@@RDJ214 exactly... you cant have massive steel plants on site.
You want to smelt copper on site too for the cabling?
As a Chinese, I am very proud of this
UA-cam banned in China then how your using
@@umesh3579 possibilty using vpn i guess
@@umesh3579 yk chinese people live in other countries too right
20 days ago, that massive thing wasn't even there.
-Random Guy
between may 1982 and september 1983, only 16 monthes, china dig a 234km long canel to get the water from Luan River to Tianjin including a 12km long tunnel in a mountain. it is really a miracle.
And then half of Tianjin exploded in a nuklear Bomb like explosion. Whoops.
Will u be my gf ?
@@lowridr-ij4mq Its not related to the canal tho
I am always proud of being Chinese. i know this country still has a long way to go, but things are getting better.
+Dandorii Idiot. Shame on you
ux2951 bitch shame on you !
typhooonn Nah, haters are always bitchin' around...
+typhooonn shame on you ! you son of bitch !
ux2951
Dont listen to the haters
I RESPECT CHINA😊
look at China they are learning from China!
Which china?
Donald Trump said it?
@@花花最棒 Who ?
Uhhhh..........*for 2 years none didnt said his jokes were terrible*
Huh?
pls send these people to the Netherlands.
We got building
shortage.
@Dr. A Grant tell me what building that collapsed in china?
I find construction to be one of the most mesmerizing things humans can do
One thing surprised me in US is that construction stops at night. Night is the best time for construction, especially for public works like roads.
A country's power is it's people's power. US people lost the working spirit they had when they built the Empire State Building.
in US construction stops at night because the payment is almost doubled for workers at night or it could be more
night shift only get about 65cent more than day shift here in nc
stops at night because we have a life!!
Not here in NY
Construction is completed at night across the US on a regular basis. Mainly in cities. Which US people do you speak of? We've become a fragmented nation of multiple ethnic groups and cultures who lack any real aspiration to join the US society. They seek to make it a mirror of their own homeland. Plenty of hard working US citizens...hard to get motivated for $1.50 a sq. ft when they used to get $3.00. The US being the land of immigrants is its shining light and its worst enemy all at the same time.
imagine going for vacation and coming back to see a giant new tower next to your house
It is just like some students would probably finish their exam within 10 minutes while the others have to finish it in an hour. But those who finished in advanced still can get the full score, that is something efficiency. I am not saying that how great China is, but as a Chinese, I really can see the significant improvement in our life.
Isn't UA-cam banned in China??
@@chelmg4768 there is something called VPN or proxy sites which you can use to access blocked sites
Man being from India this is like a miracle happening, pushing the boundaries of engineering to the most efficient work force.
china is when japan become big country with 1.4 billion people inside it
@@khein2204 yes
The trade union in the West won't like this. How can they find a time to snap at the corner 🤣? Let alone drinking coffee every 45 minutes!
Faster it goes up , faster it comes down.
Great engineering... Wow
You gotta admit though. Everything was pretty much premade and it was like putting together legos. Very good concept though. It may even be more economical that the traditional way of building with steel rods and pouring in concrete.
it has to cost more, otherwise everyone would be using it
@@tmpEngine prefab is almost always cheaper. I think more likely it is unsafe
Thats why the soviets used prefab apartments. They bassicly solved the housing crisis after WWII completly, at a speed unimaginable today. Often its told that these were of low quality, but what is often forgotten are the conditions where the population lifed before. There are documented reports of families moving into prefab arpartments with kids beeing exited because the apartment had multiple rooms and plumping. It is cheaper, but not at a small scale, henceforth developer dont use it. Only mass construction by governments makes prefab buildings possible, where they then are cheap.
big lego.
dean Imagine godzilla stepping on big lego
That's EXACTLY how it's meant to be built, this is actually a test run of the Broad Group (a company in Changsha)'s pre-made parts.
My building can go up 3 inches under a minute
Oh, I've waited a long time, but mine hardly ever goes up...
s s well I think you need to see a doctor then
congrats Mr. 3 inches
@Masked Singer atleast they dont have microscopic dicks like pigskins
ahahahhaha
Waiting for them to sing “everything is awesome “.
There’s no way that isn’t a Tofu Dreg building .
19 days of construction is very impressive! Of course engineering and design and permits we all completed in the months or years before hand. I applaud China from USA
Except they cut corners , and by the end of the construction, the lower floors are already compromised.
I assure it was not built in 19 days, actually it was assembled in 19 days.
Yeah it was built in 2 hours
Lego building is fast 🤥🤥😬😬🇦🇺
My grandfather was building he's house all he's life, he died and could never manage to finish it. Amazing to see the level of engineering and manpower of China
Small tip, it's not "he's", that means he is, it's "his", you are welcome..
@@admob71 cheers dude im happy you understood what i was about
Still waiting for sequel "Watch a 57-Story Building Suddenly Collapse in 10 Years | WSJ".
It spent the past 8 years abandoned along with the rest of their buildings.
lol that's a cool idea make the stuff first then just place it in then add the windows and ur done
Yup, that's the beauty of prefab! goes in just like a puzzle. Why architects aren't doing this is beyond me.
besucse the start up costs are rather high [though pay back in the long run] also it limits how much variability you can put into buildings, something americans rather like
Jacob Wise so much for “technology” eh?
@@kkirschkk how so? you just change the outer design of the windows and you're done..
We need 10,000,000,000 us dollars to build a railway which goes into mainland in Hong Kong... 10 years have passed but it is still not yet done.
You can delete that comment cos it opened last month, also the sleeper trains have been running for over 20 years, unless ur talking about the high speed one?
Through fog or rain, it doesn't matter! Amazing! Inspiring!
Also not ideal for building, of a multitude of reasons (That building is down by now.)
Type building skyscrapers! That element factory looks really modern too!
In the Philippines, it takes a week to approved a single Purchase Order. and it takes 2-3 weeks for the delivery of the materials.
Now watch it go down in one!
Hungary: 4 story building=4 months
A proud and confident nation investing in the future and pushing the limits of engineering. Must be nice!
Don't get me wrong, Chinese do some pretty awesome engineering. But this isn't a building that was built in "19 days".
Pre-Fab fanatics always embellish (and ignore) certain things. For example, they don't bother to mention that the fabrication time for many of those components took months. So in reality, "19 days" could be more like a year, which is basically the same as other forms of construction.
The pre-fabbed elements themselves look awful expensive. I'm not sure what type of building this is, so maybe it aids the building's functionality, but the pre-fabbed floor assemblies take up a lot of thickness. Maybe they need it for special duct work. But if this is just a regular office building, they've sacrificed a lot of things just for "speed". 57 floors of double-thick floors = a lot of extra height.
Next Issue is construction costs: There are what, like 8 cranes? Although the schedule is faster, the cost goes up exponentially. There's a "sweet spot" in regards to the most economical pace of a construction project. You hit a point where accelerating the schedule becomes expensive and in some cases compromises quality.
One other peculiar thing I noticed is that the surveyors shown at various points in time look fake. The equipment they use is also quite dated. If you can afford 8 cranes why are you using an outdated theodolite from 1992?
I'm an electrician that wires new skyscrapers in Seattle Washington. It normally takes 2 to 7 years to build a skyscraper because of mismanagement, trouble getting materials and lack of workers. A good example of mismanagement is when we wiring a hospital they decided to almost double the amount of wires after the drop ceiling had been put in. We could have run the wires a lot quicker and more efficiently before the drop celling was installed. Our bosses think that all the trades doing their thing at the same time is more efficient but when you have to spend double or triple the time on something are you really saving labor? They also let the HVAC people cover most of the celling in pipes and we didn't have enough room to install a second wire tray so we had to run all the wires through 1 tray which created a rats nest of wires that was hard to pull through and might have violated a code or two. We often can't do work as soon as we'd like to do it because they didn't order enough materials and we have to wait for another order to arrive. Tradesworkers tend to be paid better than alot of workers but the cost of housing in Seattle is so outrageous that few can live close to the construction site and many tradesworkers have to commute 1.5 to 2.5 hours each way. We also often have to pay $20 or $30 a day city parking fees, we don't get paid vacation, we don't get much sick pay and their tends to be either not enough work or crazy overtime. When you add the bad commute, parking fees, unpredictable schedule, lack of vacation/sick pay and hot/cold/dirty/alittle dangerous working conditions together are you surprised there are not enough workers? The bigger companies make $300 to $500k per year per employee in profit but still cry that they can't afford to pay employees parking, vacation or sick pay. Our overtime rates are insane but most of the overtime could have been avoided with better planning.
😮 I hope they keep a lot of quality control inspectors in site! Impressive!
Its china
In India
57 storey building needs 19 yrs...
I am indian and the highest building is 60 storeys
@Chinnoy Bora I actually searched in Google and now also it says, that the imperial II has 60 stories
Incredible to build a 57-story building out of tofu! Look up tofu dreg construction if you don't know. Even if this was "built to code" which is impossible in China, there is no need to celebrate that regime. That said, they do have some great engineers and workers. Just not the environment for them to do a good and safe job.
Great. Now I can show this video to my interior designer
Shipping container homes are the way to go! Who needs a big house when you can have an adorable little one that’s basically a super efficient playhouse? I’m obsessed with these mini homes and my dream is to live in one someday (because who doesn’t want to wake up every morning to a yard that’s roughly the size of a postage stamp?). So imagine my excitement when I saw on UA-cam that this Chinese company was pouring $3 billion into some Global Village project in New York - it was a game changer!
Admirable commitment and determination ! Same expected for and from the mankind
So skyscraper is basicly a very big legos
*In India it takes 5 years to build a 1 meter Road*
Not really...
@@internetguy7965 oh yeah
It's Cz of corrupt politicians who use low quality materials which gonna make hole for next rain..it happens in every country but India will rank within 100 when it comes to corruption...
No, it takes forever
No it's take 1 inch to build in 100 years
Reporting back after 5 years, the building still stands
Now too?
Well now I know why I see a lot of videos of random pieces of buildings falling into the street and almost killing people
I watched 2 documentaries about high rise building construction China vs. US. The US building was inspected right after the floors were installed with strict adherence to the engineering requirements for spacing between the plumbing, electrical and data conduits. Time consuming changes had to be made to bring everything up to code. Then the floor was poured.
The Chinese installed a floor frame, ran all their pipes and conduits (some of them literally lying directly against each other in bunches. Then they poured with no code inspections that I could see.
ttraderjim The worst part is that they often copy and paste building designs, so if one has a major flaw, the other 200 do as well.
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Well you are comparing a developed country to a developing country, why not compare China with another developing country? That would be more fair and China does much better.
Just remember the US had 300 years to develop but China only had 70 years, even the US can't match your expectations in that time frame.
@@AndrewManookthere are also factors involving the development of a nation.
But the main drive is the available technology.
Ib the past 300 years, the US doesn't have the same building technology as of today.
So comparing the 300 - 70 years is absurd.
"Watch a 57-Story Building Go Up in 19 Days" and fall down in next 2 months. Tofu-Dreg marvel.
It's all about the hard work and planning of those engineers and workers.
8 years later and they're already crumbling to dust.
Easy come, easy go
Hello. Your work and video and. Workmanship is excellent.
That's amazing. I've never seen anything like it
No, they didn't built that in 19 days. It a Lego building. They must have built the lego pieces for at least 6-9 months.
nah. That's like saying that your house was not built in 1 year, because the the osb or plywood sheets used - need cips of wood - but that wood was needing 40 years to grow. So your house is not taking 1 year to build, it takes 41 years to build.
Or if you don't like the analogy - consider bricks. Since they are like lego. Takes long time for bricks to cure and end-up in your yard to build with them. So if you build a wall in 1 day and you tell your friends - "hey check up how muscle strong i am" - i'm calling you out on it - "hey that's cheating.. those bricks took 1 month to make :)) - so you built the wall in 31 days not 1 day.. so on.
I will choose this lego style of construction over anything i've seen practiced around me.
@@aion2177 just amazing! 👍🏻
AIon no. if you were to commission a house to be built, those plywood sheets and all the materials would have already been made and you just drive to the hardware supplier and pick it up. with this building, they would have started building all the pre fab materials months ago like he said. they didn't just have those in stock for them to pick up, they were all specific to the building.
@@Nav02847 just as is wood and bricks brought specifically for your house
@@Austin-His_Lordship No don't be stupid. The panels have to be custom made specifically for the building. So you have to order months before construction (assembling) can begin. With bricks, you can buy them anytime without having to wait and can building according to whatever customisation/specification you desire.
In India , it would take atleast 40-45 years (not kidding)
When I was 10 I saw it started and now I'm 50 now also it is not completed .
Went up in 19 days.
Came down in 4 seconds.
Amazing speed. Not sure about the quality of the final product though however, sets a precedence for future projects
Bro they speedrunning it
And in Jordan, it takes 8-years to make drawings and plans.
in my country, 2 years to plan the construction project, then cancelled it for a year, and after the project revive, it took 3 years to built the thing and another year to finishing everything up.
In my country it takes 2 government to repair Roads damages 💀
I spent a year in China and I have seen such quick construction jobs. I have also seen that those quickly erected sky scrapers looked dilapidated and ready to be torn down again, only half a year after being built.
Can't you talk but lie?
@@祖宗-e5o It is no lie, you glass heart. Everyone who knows anything about China knows that this is how things are there.
57 stories in 19 days!!😄 That's crazy stuff!!
It should never be how fast you can build it, but how safe and how long it will last.
You mean like things shouldn't have been built to collapse like the WTC?
@@ruthlessluderyes
wonderful from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
There's no way that building is safe to use. There's no time for proper curing of concrete, no time for proper inspections, no time for stress tests on materials.....19 days to build, it'll take no time at all to collapse. The only question remaining is "How many lives will be lost when that thing topples?"
In Arizona there is building took 10 years I remember it not built now it’s beautiful
In my town in England it taken then 8 month to put extra lane on the carriageway.
These guys play Minecraft in real life
it's basically prefabrication.
also, lots of cheap and willing labour.
also, if the government says so, you do it.
go up in 19 days . goes down in 2 seconds
... and then it collapsed 19 days after!
Took our city 3 months to remove a graffiti in our neighborhood.
Hmm... 57 storey in 19 days, so this means that 3 storey in a day. That's called Master builder
The building is a pre built in factory building...modular building system are faster and alot safer than tradition building method...Those thing goes up like steel legos...These kind of building are quake safe...since they are mostly steel in construction it takes alot more force to bring them down...Those tradition slow building style with reinforce concrete is more susceptible to crumble/collapse in an earth quake... than steel structure building we see here going up in 57 days......
Watch in amazement how this 57 floor building is completed in 19days ...and then watch how many days it takes for it to fall backdown Lol
All dislikes from Western countries. 😂
Such as ?
US! "We white hates other races!"- by WHIRE PPL
@@Rishiraje97 Germany for example.
Our bridges rust, the streets are broken, and of course the BER and Stuttgart 21 and the Elbphilharmonie as the main examples.
Guys this is a fake video don't believe in anything you see. This building was made previously only. They have taken a past footage and showed it as it's done from start in 19 days. They only CONVERTED that building to a hospital. That's all.
*ITS FAKE*
China people can't even access UA-cam without VPN😐
Now Chinese President is the world's most powerful man
winnie the pooh?
PUTIN BLYAT
China has taken it personal when it comes to technology.
Yep.ua-cam.com/video/ZfI2ibs0qss/v-deo.html
this video never got old
Not really because the parts are pre made so it took probably longer then this, it only takes 19 days to assemble. But it’s cool because that means you block roads for a little amount of time
In Greece a *7* story building took 8 years
I don't believe that 🤣🤣🤣 are you serious?