Bro u will not imagine , I saw this channel 2 days ago and I have almost seen 30 + videos of this channel , this channel is interesting awesome and great
I imagine future cities will look similar to a city in a post apocalyptic movie. A lack of cars in the city center and all the buildings covered in plants.
@Mike Bailey You wouldn't seem so crazy, if you didn't mix 5% truths with 95% crazies. "they still pretend Nixon called the moon on a landline". Like, he didn't. I like how you comprehend we can send each other information instantaneously, build giant floating cities w/ nuclear reactors in the ocean, yet patching a phone call through mission control just blows your fucking socks off, lol.
As someone who is studying social geography and spatial planning, most things in this video feel very familiar :) What I love about this channel is that you make the knowledge very accessible for people new to the concepts, yet they are also interesting to watch for viewers that are a bit more experienced on the topics. Always nice to see the enthusiasm for urban planning and architecture in the comments here.
I never got very far in school and this channel is such a source of knowledge in so many area of life. I humbly think that mixing green areas throughout our urban concrete jungle is one of the most cost efficient solution easily deployable right now. It helps eliminate hot spots, provide living places for insect and animal life ( birds, squirrels, bees, ants ) and maybe most importantly, it help with the sanity of the citizens, calming the mood and chilling the spirits, like a small scale forest therapy.
One easy, "fix in the right direction'', would be to allow homeowners the right to grow food in their own yards, (front and back) and to allow water harvesting on their property. No Government or HOA regulations. Where I live, I can have a small garden but to turn my entire back yard into a food forest is not allowed. There are also restrictions on water harvesting. My roof can generate about 50k gallons a year with the rainfall we receive. Without harvesting the water runs off into the streets and ends up in the Gulf of Mexico. So I have to rely on ground water to water my yard.
Such a smart comment about open loop systems, allodial title would complete the picture. But this is not a new idea. Criminals have ruined this area, but for a while it worked. Muscoy was developed in the mid-1890s as a community designed to accommodate family agricultural enterprises. Roads and water service were developed to serve one to ten acre parcels. Vineyards, orchards and various field crops were planted and cultivated. After World War II, population growth accelerated and the area began a transition from agricultural use to a more suburban residential character. During the 1950s and 1960s, the San Bernardino area became a popular stop during road trips. This resulted in more shops opening up to serve the needs of travelers, and more people establishing permanent residences around the Muscoy area.[4] In 1989, a gasoline pipeline explosion caused much loss of life.[5]
@@tne-sk5io it is common in planned communities to restrict what residents can do! It is based on the notion of Home owners associations that in order to make the development "clean" nice" and"homogeneous" it preserves property values and creates a better environment for all the inhabitants!!! Narrow thinking and a violation of property rights if you ask me!!!
I'm an engineer for building physics and I'm drawn to other fields of interest, wanted to switch to IT but everytime I watch your videos I think "My job might be not too bad"
This is all good, but you didn't even mention PASSIVE heating, cooling and lighting. Most buildings could get all the heat and light they need (during the day) from sunlight. Windows and solar tubes, along with intelligent design can cut down on energy consumption across the board. Cool air can be stored underground and piped into upper floors. Stairs and ramps instead of elevators, solar ovens built into the the kitchen, cold air intake for the freezer in winter; basically removing the need for electricity anywhere we can.
You should know by now more building = more CO2. But CO2 is not the major climate change driver, so its okay. Unfortuante if you think otherwise bc that just proves you dumb.
Amazing video! I'm a civil engineer myself and the perspective presented here is what I always said to my friends. Construction has the power, through innovation and advancements in technology and construction techniques to turn the tide on the clime issue. We should focus more on this and not try to slow progress with useless regulations (not all of them).
Your channel always remind me why I love the built environment. I particularly liked this one as it highlighted the direct link between the built landscape and our environment. After years of being in administrative roles I decided to return to school (part-time), in 2015, to pursue an industry related degree. December last year, I graduated with a BSc Hons in Building Surveying. Sometimes I wonder if I made the right choice, as I am still looking for my first role within the industry, but your channel always remind me why I choose this path. So thank you and keep up the great work!
I’m actually doing a research project this year in high school about how architectural design can be used to improve human health and the global environment.
The Sun causes climate change, get your ego in check first kid, you're not saving shite. Also Luciferian Trillionaire Banksters won't let you get anything good done, but good luck!
The last two minutes really pulled in some motivation in me. Made me proud to be a part of this sector. Thanks and Keep up the great work with your content.
One of the most important things we do in constriction is to switch to hempcrete that has no need for chemicals and can keep strong for around 1000 years
We are in the middle of a re-engineering construction boom, in the past buildings were designed to stop things growing on the building and in the building area, now it’s welcomed, having more greenery in modern buildings adds more to their visual appearance, fresh air and so much more
Redefining the concept of just what an urban landscape is will be one of, if not the greatest challenge, and one of the great contributions to our future urbanized world. Appreciate the optimism expressed and the ideas proposed here. Cheers.
Bro u will not imagine , I saw this channel 2 days ago and I have almost seen 30 + videos of this channel , this channel is interesting awesome and great
Thanks for another great video!! These videos make me look forward to my future career (I'm studying civil engineering) to see what I and many others will be able to accomplish.
I was unaware the world needs saving... nature provides the boundary conditions for life we either live within those boundary conditions or we perish. This was a very fluffy piece of broadcasting.
I missed my opportunity of becoming an architect 7 years ago while choosing my bachelor's course. I hope in the future, I'd be somehow able to associate more closely with urban development and transport. 😣
This is why i never want to miss what Fred Mills show has to offer-that aside it is commendable to note that civil engineers and designers are working together make the biggest instrument that we use to live and work in sustainable but these technologies can only become real when unnecessary environmental and bureaucratic politics are stopped from interfering with the work of insightful and progressive yet conscious minds employed or working in the built environment-at the end of the day it is all about exploiting the maximum available space for the benefit of humanity and the fauna and flora around us while putting in check any conflict that may arise from trying to access the same limited resources.The CLT concept is worth its weight in sustainability gold.
I love this channel!! In my entire life I have never been as interested in construction as I’ve become since finding this channel. I would like to see a series of videos on small scale individual homes that have already been built showing what we can do to them to bring them into the 21st century and help the climate at the same time. That would be something all of us could benefit from. If we could “upgrade” our existing homes it would go along way to helping the environment. There are literally hundreds of millions of existing homes in the world that could be retrofitted in some way to bring them as close to carbon neutral as possible.
I have already subscribed to your channel, I do so enjoy watching so many wonderful construction information and statistics that you guys provide. However, your last comments in this clip made me cry [in a good way]. Please keep up the great work that you are doing, so many people in the world are just so interested in what you produce. Thank you so much. DM.
I love this channel. I definitely think it's possible for us to engineer our way off of the path to disaster that we currently reside on. Hyperloops to reduce air travel, hydroponic indoor farms, automated electric vehicles, large form factor 3D printed materials for construction, water desalination plants and carbon capture plants. Everything powered by large fusion rectors / small scale fission reactors and renewables. Couple all that with a cultural shift away from mass consumption and I think the planet could sustain the levels of current human population.
The stuff you guys come up with is outstanding ! Is there a hidden genius behind the scenes ? Or are you just really really smart Fred ? the"minor internet personality "?? Doesn"t matter but excellent !
Can u feature China's Megaprojects alongside the Belt and Road Initiative. I want to know how expensive these projects and the effect when it's completed.
that is why i am about to become an Electrician, to power those new CLT buildings with 100% renewable energy..........this is easily the most inspiring and definately my absolute favourite youtube channel...
This video is really inspiring and hopeful of the future, maybe too much, because the buildings and technologies that were shown in the video were in developed countries that have a high level of political and social stability, however the countries that are expected to lead in development in the next years are the developing ones and they don’t have enough technology or money to build sustainable development, so probably the climate change won’t be stopped due to the fact of many developing countries increasing their population in a unsustainable way.
I have to decide on whether or not I want to be an architect or interior designer... I was leaning towards interior design, but I might consider architecture after watching this! Btw, this is the best channel ever!! 😊
Just because 1% of 1% of developers are doing something more than just maximizing profit at all cost, doesnt mean they will save anybody. They are using concrete at unprecedented scale and ruining environment as well.
brilliant - i count you in my top 10 channels, always brilliant content, i work with architects and contractors and use points raised in your videos as content for lively discussions with them....thank you.
Great great great video! Thank you for shining a light on this topic and gathering such a comprehensive list of details and different aspects of the issues and solutions. My only problem is with the title, because I don't think any one thing will save the world. This is why I have problems with buzzfeed articles like "10 ways to save the world by changing your breakfast".
I like this different type of video...its sending a message without being preacherish. Whilst also using stock footage used in other videos :) Great info as always.
This is an excellent video. But you have completely forgotten to mention the energy efficiency of buildings, storm water and waste management., which are some of the most important aspects of sustainability.
Love the Convincing Voice of the Narrator. Almost as good as Attenborogh"s voice ,to convince you ,it is Science ,proved by ,Mathematics by ,the most probable outcome of Chance.
I would add that people also need to gain an appreciation for the natural world. I think there are too many people who have grown up and still live in the city who have never experienced and enjoyed raw nature.
Could you speak about Madrid Nuevo Norte, Madrid new futuristic proyect in Europe. This Megaproyect will affect a 6km long empty solar next to the old Chamartin train Station and the five towers business district. It will build the tallest building in europe max height 330m and other four towers over 200m (1x330 1x265 1x240 2x216). Also few days ago the chamartin station started the design contest in which will be involved the most important arquitecture teams in the world it would cost 1,3 billion euros (the satation) where the fastes trains in the world will operate, also will be the biggest high speed train station in europe. The proyect will also biuld more than 11000 houses, and new infraestructure. The entire proyect will cost more than 11 billions €,
Great ideas for new construction! The big game changer will be retrofitting existing buildings to reduce carbon dioxide or even eliminate it!!! Imagine a city clothed in foliage, functional natural and pleasing to human senses!!! It's a whole new world of possibilities all it takes is the will and determination to implement!!! "What the human mind can concieve it can achieve"!!! We can truly create the world we want to exist in!!! It is within our power and capabilities!!!
God this channel amazes me with every single video. Great work again.
Ah thank you so much!! It's great to read feedback like that - thanks so much for watching! 👍
The B1M I agree
Bro u will not imagine , I saw this channel 2 days ago and I have almost seen 30 + videos of this channel , this channel is interesting awesome and great
@@TheB1M as an unemployed civil engineering graduate in India, it feels funny to listen to the last part of this video.
I imagine future cities will look similar to a city in a post apocalyptic movie. A lack of cars in the city center and all the buildings covered in plants.
@Mike Bailey You wouldn't seem so crazy, if you didn't mix 5% truths with 95% crazies.
"they still pretend Nixon called the moon on a landline". Like, he didn't. I like how you comprehend we can send each other information instantaneously, build giant floating cities w/ nuclear reactors in the ocean, yet patching a phone call through mission control just blows your fucking socks off, lol.
As someone who is studying social geography and spatial planning, most things in this video feel very familiar :) What I love about this channel is that you make the knowledge very accessible for people new to the concepts, yet they are also interesting to watch for viewers that are a bit more experienced on the topics. Always nice to see the enthusiasm for urban planning and architecture in the comments here.
Looks like one day I will become an architect
Awesome! Today is that day. Go for it!! ✊
I'll be joining you
Same here.
I will probably be a city planner
In the major rn. It’s so much work but this is why it’s my calling
I never got very far in school and this channel is such a source of knowledge in so many area of life. I humbly think that mixing green areas throughout our urban concrete jungle is one of the most cost efficient solution easily deployable right now. It helps eliminate hot spots, provide living places for insect and animal life ( birds, squirrels, bees, ants ) and maybe most importantly, it help with the sanity of the citizens, calming the mood and chilling the spirits, like a small scale forest therapy.
One easy, "fix in the right direction'', would be to allow homeowners the right to grow food in their own yards, (front and back) and to allow water harvesting on their property. No Government or HOA regulations. Where I live, I can have a small garden but to turn my entire back yard into a food forest is not allowed. There are also restrictions on water harvesting. My roof can generate about 50k gallons a year with the rainfall we receive. Without harvesting the water runs off into the streets and ends up in the Gulf of Mexico. So I have to rely on ground water to water my yard.
Surprising comment about private property and freedom. Was not expecting this from your profile pic lol
Such a smart comment about open loop systems, allodial title would complete the picture. But this is not a new idea. Criminals have ruined this area, but for a while it worked.
Muscoy was developed in the mid-1890s as a community designed to
accommodate family agricultural
enterprises. Roads and water service were developed to serve one to ten
acre parcels. Vineyards, orchards and various field crops were planted
and cultivated. After World War II,
population growth accelerated and the area began a transition from
agricultural use to a more suburban residential character. During the
1950s and 1960s, the San Bernardino area became a popular stop during
road trips. This resulted in more shops opening up to serve the needs of
travelers, and more people establishing permanent residences around the
Muscoy area.[4] In 1989, a gasoline pipeline explosion caused much loss of life.[5]
Where do you live? Sounds weird that you aren't allowed to grow food in your own yard
Do you live in the land of the 'free'?
@@tne-sk5io it is common in planned communities to restrict what residents can do! It is based on the notion of Home owners associations that in order to make the development "clean" nice" and"homogeneous" it preserves property values and creates a better environment for all the inhabitants!!! Narrow thinking and a violation of property rights if you ask me!!!
I'm an engineer for building physics and I'm drawn to other fields of interest, wanted to switch to IT but everytime I watch your videos I think "My job might be not too bad"
Checkout Generative Design and Simulation. I work as a computational Design. It is a combination of architecture and computer science
The channel is growing fast
It helps when we're supported by amazing subscribers and members like you!!
Rightfully so. Good content is rare on YT.
Whoa I just noticed b1m is near 1 million. I thought he was still at 600,000. I have definitely not been paying attention
This is all good, but you didn't even mention PASSIVE heating, cooling and lighting. Most buildings could get all the heat and light they need (during the day) from sunlight. Windows and solar tubes, along with intelligent design can cut down on energy consumption across the board. Cool air can be stored underground and piped into upper floors. Stairs and ramps instead of elevators, solar ovens built into the the kitchen, cold air intake for the freezer in winter; basically removing the need for electricity anywhere we can.
We should have buildings tall enough to fit every person in a city. It may sound impossible and outrageous, but that’s my thought.
Videos like this are why the B1M are my favourite UA-cam channel. Loving the sustainability angle on this one and would love to see more!
I love how your videos spread positive mindset towards the future. Keep up the good work!
Good to watch a video transmitting some positive energy amid all the heart breaking climate change news! Good one ☝️
You should know by now more building = more CO2. But CO2 is not the major climate change driver, so its okay. Unfortuante if you think otherwise bc that just proves you dumb.
@@Toki1908 so when i move out of my parents house am i not going to go to a constructed building? Or maybe i just shouldn't move out at all
@@erick-gmz Doesn't matter. Live with your parents forever.
@@Toki1908 hey, it was my idea. Find your own
Keystone wow!! What an deep insight and profound level of knowledge! Thanks for sharing sir!! 👏
I know nothing about construction but I never miss one of your videos
Random fact: More tornadoes occur in the United Kingdom per square mile than any other country in the world.
Random fact: 75% of all tornadoes occur in Tornado Alley, USA
Randomness: rather tornadoes than torpedoes.
John Peric How many loose their own homes because of them?
Random Fact: You are gei
Andreas mathiassen dude its a meme
This sort of content makes me optimistic about the future.
Amazing video! I'm a civil engineer myself and the perspective presented here is what I always said to my friends. Construction has the power, through innovation and advancements in technology and construction techniques to turn the tide on the clime issue. We should focus more on this and not try to slow progress with useless regulations (not all of them).
Thanks so much for the great feedback 👍 We agree with you in terms of where the focus should be.
Your channel always remind me why I love the built environment. I particularly liked this one as it highlighted the direct link between the built landscape and our environment. After years of being in administrative roles I decided to return to school (part-time), in 2015, to pursue an industry related degree. December last year, I graduated with a BSc Hons in Building Surveying. Sometimes I wonder if I made the right choice, as I am still looking for my first role within the industry, but your channel always remind me why I choose this path. So thank you and keep up the great work!
B1M = THE BEST.
THANK YOU!! ✊
I’m actually doing a research project this year in high school about how architectural design can be used to improve human health and the global environment.
That’s fantastic!! Such an interesting subject area. We hope it goes well for you 👍
The Sun causes climate change, get your ego in check first kid, you're not saving shite. Also Luciferian Trillionaire Banksters won't let you get anything good done, but good luck!
as someone who read a lot on sustainable methods in construction, I really appreciate the message there at the end
The last two minutes really pulled in some motivation in me. Made me proud to be a part of this sector. Thanks and Keep up the great work with your content.
One of the most important things we do in constriction is to switch to hempcrete that has no need for chemicals and can keep strong for around 1000 years
Amazing way how to respect greener world and the life itself.
We are in the middle of a re-engineering construction boom, in the past buildings were designed to stop things growing on the building and in the building area, now it’s welcomed, having more greenery in modern buildings adds more to their visual appearance, fresh air and so much more
Some really nice and diverse innovative ideas! Excellent video production and inspiring.
Thank you so much Sam!!
"Sprawl can be just as dangerous"
New Urbanists and conservative British and Americans: (Anger intensifies)
the death machine is moving along on schedule.
What does this have to do with politics
Redefining the concept of just what an urban landscape is will be one of, if not the greatest challenge, and one of the great contributions to our future urbanized world. Appreciate the optimism expressed and the ideas proposed here. Cheers.
Another awesome video .... informative and great visuals, nice work !!! 🔥👍
Oh, look, it's the only channel that gives me hope in humanity. Legitimately, I will go into construction after I finish education
Sound editing is Emmy worthy
Right ? A freaking architecture channel and some sick beats to top it off.
Haha, thanks!! PLEASE NOMINATE US FOR AN EMMY
Bro u will not imagine , I saw this channel 2 days ago and I have almost seen 30 + videos of this channel , this channel is interesting awesome and great
Thanks for another great video!! These videos make me look forward to my future career (I'm studying civil engineering) to see what I and many others will be able to accomplish.
I just play Cities Skylines, and this channel has been more inspiring than some playthroughs of the game : ))
I was unaware the world needs saving... nature provides the boundary conditions for life we either live within those boundary conditions or we perish. This was a very fluffy piece of broadcasting.
I'm studying land planning as part of my surveying degree this year, looking forward to it after watching this!
Cities full of green are so beautiful
We agree! They’re such calming places
The development of los angeles is the worst in my opinion. You look at the city from above, you wont be able to see a single spot of green. Horrible.
Whenever I see an aerial shot of cities and suburban development all I see is "human cancer" infecting the planet!!! So sad to see!!!
Miami Florida is a close second. Concrete and pavement everywhere
Great video. We have the technology that can literally help build a better world.
I missed my opportunity of becoming an architect 7 years ago while choosing my bachelor's course. I hope in the future, I'd be somehow able to associate more closely with urban development and transport. 😣
Check out EdX.org, site’s got plenty of quality videos on architecture and urban infrastructure, I’m 2 years into loving it all. 👍🏼
@@cameronf3343 hey thanks a lot!
You guys have legitimately become one of my favorite creators on UA-cam. Keep up the good work!
Ah wow, that means so much to us. Thank you!! 💙
Every video is a joy. Enjoy 100%. And gift hope.
Tomorrow i start my first year course of architecture. One of the key courses for us is sustainability.
Great video thanks B1M
I live near that church and I love it. its a book store. a monument to ignorance and dogma converted into a monument for knowledge and science.
Awesome & so Nice Video
Always like seeing repurposed spaces and how they are then utilized.
This is why i never want to miss what Fred Mills show has to offer-that aside it is commendable to note that civil engineers and designers are working together make the biggest instrument that we use to live and work in sustainable but these technologies can only become real when unnecessary environmental and bureaucratic politics are stopped from interfering with the work of insightful and progressive yet conscious minds employed or working in the built environment-at the end of the day it is all about exploiting the maximum available space for the benefit of humanity and the fauna and flora around us while putting in check any conflict that may arise from trying to access the same limited resources.The CLT concept is worth its weight in sustainability gold.
I love this channel!!
In my entire life I have never been as interested in construction as I’ve become since finding this channel.
I would like to see a series of videos on small scale individual homes that have already been built showing what we can do to them to bring them into the 21st century and help the climate at the same time. That would be something all of us could benefit from. If we could “upgrade” our existing homes it would go along way to helping the environment. There are literally hundreds of millions of existing homes in the world that could be retrofitted in some way to bring them as close to carbon neutral as possible.
I have already subscribed to your channel, I do so enjoy watching so many wonderful construction information and statistics that you guys provide. However, your last comments in this clip made me cry [in a good way]. Please keep up the great work that you are doing, so many people in the world are just so interested in what you produce. Thank you so much. DM.
The B1M is now my favorite youtube channel!
Great quality video. Loving each video you make B1M. I didn't even know how much I appreciated architecture until this channel.
Great work! Make more of these!
I love this channel. I definitely think it's possible for us to engineer our way off of the path to disaster that we currently reside on. Hyperloops to reduce air travel, hydroponic indoor farms, automated electric vehicles, large form factor 3D printed materials for construction, water desalination plants and carbon capture plants. Everything powered by large fusion rectors / small scale fission reactors and renewables. Couple all that with a cultural shift away from mass consumption and I think the planet could sustain the levels of current human population.
Awesome video! 👏👏🔥
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for inspiring us! You are Absolutely Incredible! 💯👍👍
Watching this from ... Copenhagen! :)
For me a great future isn't skyscrapers, it is a more traditional and small house city. One that creates a community.
Love this channel so much. Inspiring.
Wow that was fantastic thanks for sharing this Fred
The stuff you guys come up with is outstanding !
Is there a hidden genius behind the scenes ?
Or are you just really really smart Fred ? the"minor internet personality "??
Doesn"t matter but excellent !
Almost at the million mark, great job
Amazing video as always, this is one of the reason why I chose to major in urban planning!
Judging by the description, in this dimension, RIC's doing pretty well
Can u feature China's Megaprojects alongside the Belt and Road Initiative. I want to know how expensive these projects and the effect when it's completed.
that is why i am about to become an Electrician, to power those new CLT buildings with 100% renewable energy..........this is easily the most inspiring and definately my absolute favourite youtube channel...
I hope this video gets trending
Very inspiring! Thank you so much
The human imagination and problem solving is amazing
This video is really inspiring and hopeful of the future, maybe too much, because the buildings and technologies that were shown in the video were in developed countries that have a high level of political and social stability, however the countries that are expected to lead in development in the next years are the developing ones and they don’t have enough technology or money to build sustainable development, so probably the climate change won’t be stopped due to the fact of many developing countries increasing their population in a unsustainable way.
I have to decide on whether or not I want to be an architect or interior designer... I was leaning towards interior design, but I might consider architecture after watching this! Btw, this is the best channel ever!! 😊
Fossil free steel might be an intresting topic
Just because 1% of 1% of developers are doing something more than just maximizing profit at all cost, doesnt mean they will save anybody. They are using concrete at unprecedented scale and ruining environment as well.
This gives me hope for the future
brilliant - i count you in my top 10 channels, always brilliant content, i work with architects and contractors and use points raised in your videos as content for lively discussions with them....thank you.
even if buildings like these wouldnt be helpful for the environment i would still want them, theyre very aesthetically pleasing to me
They are aesthetically ugly, they look deformed and messy and they all have the same interior design which are white walls.
Too good B1M. I'm learning so much and I believe it will be applied in a great way one day. You guys are amazing!!!
Once again a beautiful and informative video.
This channel is simply stunning, high quality video and amazing story telling!
Greetings from Italy
Thank you so much! ✊️✊️
Your voice is just as soothing as Jerryrigs
Am I the only that was ready for "SUBSCRIBE TO THE B1M" at the end instead of "STEP-UP TO CONSTRUCTION"?
Great great great video! Thank you for shining a light on this topic and gathering such a comprehensive list of details and different aspects of the issues and solutions. My only problem is with the title, because I don't think any one thing will save the world. This is why I have problems with buzzfeed articles like "10 ways to save the world by changing your breakfast".
Nailed the pronunciation of Stuttgart, respect.
I like this different type of video...its sending a message without being preacherish. Whilst also using stock footage used in other videos :) Great info as always.
This is an excellent video. But you have completely forgotten to mention the energy efficiency of buildings, storm water and waste management., which are some of the most important aspects of sustainability.
Finally a video on cycle infra!!
Your channel is a godsend. Inspiring me and setting my head abuzz in the best ways imaginable.
I think a better motto would be: "Construction: a job where you can actually make money"
Starting my education to become an engineer next year!
Thank you for everything love the art of architecture
Love the Convincing Voice of the Narrator.
Almost as good as Attenborogh"s voice ,to convince you ,it is Science ,proved by ,Mathematics by ,the most probable outcome of Chance.
I'm so happy I found your videos!
I would add that people also need to gain an appreciation for the natural world. I think there are too many people who have grown up and still live in the city who have never experienced and enjoyed raw nature.
Love this channel from Pakistan
YEAH! Let's fix our planet!
Could you speak about Madrid Nuevo Norte, Madrid new futuristic proyect in Europe. This Megaproyect will affect a 6km long empty solar next to the old Chamartin train Station and the five towers business district. It will build the tallest building in europe max height 330m and other four towers over 200m (1x330 1x265 1x240 2x216). Also few days ago the chamartin station started the design contest in which will be involved the most important arquitecture teams in the world it would cost 1,3 billion euros (the satation) where the fastes trains in the world will operate, also will be the biggest high speed train station in europe. The proyect will also biuld more than 11000 houses, and new infraestructure. The entire proyect will cost more than 11 billions €,
Great ideas for new construction! The big game changer will be retrofitting existing buildings to reduce carbon dioxide or even eliminate it!!! Imagine a city clothed in foliage, functional natural and pleasing to human senses!!! It's a whole new world of possibilities all it takes is the will and determination to implement!!! "What the human mind can concieve it can achieve"!!! We can truly create the world we want to exist in!!! It is within our power and capabilities!!!
2:48 WHAT or where is that?? That semi-covered outdoor pool must be the greatest thing i've ever seen!
I can't remember the name but it's in Hong Kong
limiting urban sprawl is what creates crazy property prices. theres absolutely nothing smart about "smart growth". more like dumb limitations.
This gives me hope. Thank you, B1M.
Amazing vid just subbed