Marina Bay Sands: An Engineering Marvel

Did you know this is the most complicated building ever created?
The Marina Bay Sands dwells in Singapore and is the vocal point of the city. Its three towers stand tall and house many attractions. From a casino to an infinity pool, the MBS is certainly a wonderful place to relax and learn.
On top of the roof is a 1.2 hectare sky garden to allow all the people to enjoy the views of the city of Singapore.
Designed by key architect Moshe Safdie, MBS was planned to not block the sea views from the city, but to actually incorporate them into the design of the building. Safdie avoided creating a wall with the building and instead created something that not only has a distinct but phenomenal design.
The three towers that appear to be made from six cards is a design that will certainly go down in the history of design and may not ever be beaten.
It certainly had its problems though and many ideas were formed to create this structure.
Let’s see how all this came to be and understand the nature of such a complex building.
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[@chrissmith3277]

That is truly an amazing building.

[@MH-kc1eu]

The hotel is owned and built by an American company called Las Vegas Sands.

[@engchoontan8483]

lack of space, worst plot of land, address might as well change to coleman-lane, Coleman frigid box, ... looking for trouble type until mathematics failed an came up in the papers as lose money casino. which other casinos in the world are that - mathematically charitible.?

[@engchoontan8483]

lee kuanyew flooded orchard road
= casino
= america texas
= goh chok tong and sentosa
= why the rush.?

[@engchoontan8483]

marvelous patches

[@connomo]

Nice high quality video, keep it up!