Any project from Dubai or the Middle East claiming to have a positive impact on the environment is just a complete laughable lie, and even if it weren't, is about the most expensive and inefficient ways to do it.
@@lechocolat3783 He's trying to say that they're putting the importance of appearance over practicalities and sensibilities. I, as well as you it seems, personally think that they're doing all of them
How the hell is the "Squall Tower" supposed to generate energy? There's no way it actually turns by windpower, no matter what shape it is. And rotating at 0.0003 RPM isn't going to prove much.
I'd love to see how they are making it function. I'm assuming wind is supposed to cause the rotation, so it will have to be easily moveable. I wonder what kind of rollers or bearings they are thinking of using that don't have too much friction or do not require more power then it is supposed to create to make it move.
These designs are creative and cool, unlike all others. I hope that there will be more variety on buildings in next few decades! My favorites are Tower C, Hengqin International Center, and Squall Tower.
I think by the late 21st century, turn of the 22nd, cities all over the world will be full of these unique futuristic buildings. The world's tallest building will be over 1 mile, or 2 kilometers high. Which city, I don't know, but there will be one. It may be either in NYC, Dubai, Shanghai, or Tokyo
@@SargonofQueens Only if you can convince the government authorities to give you a permit to build the building and only if you can convince tenants to pay to rent space in it. Libeskind's original proposal for the NY World Trade Center replacement was drastically revised after objections. The spire was moved from the side to the center, and the whole upstairs garden was deleted.
the most sustainable thing you can do with buildings is just update the stuff you already have instead of using more resources on new buildings. why not upgrade already standing skyscrapers?!
Because then you’re limiting yourself to the boundaries set by the old methods, you’ll never get innovative creations. If we only upgraded current towers (which is already constantly happening, keep in mind this is a video only about skyscrapers being built not improved, that wouldn’t get likes) we would never get towers that could have a negative carbon footprint by being able to rotate.
@@PartiallyC0rrect not limiting yourself i think he is right, there are buildings that are vacant right now and could be used for housing or something else.
Whats wrong with rectangles. Beauty is in simplicity. These new things they are building are just ugly. They are marvels of engineering, but ugly none the less.
@@carlosandleon Most people has a very bad taste in general. When civilization enters a faze of decadence and entropy, people usually get amazed by kitsch. They become thoroughly detached from reality and therefore beauty. Harmony becomes boring and uninspiring, beauty becomes insufficient. This modern style is nothing more than aesthetical circus.
@@zograf4572 phase* Also we're not there yet. People are still struggling. Wars are still being fought. Designs like these have been built for 70 years now. I mean the 60s were far crazier in design philosophy for sure
None of them beats Dubai & china , the way they going about 25-50 years from now , America gonna count as 3RD world country to visit all our f*n money goes to illegal immigrants , welfare checks , big giant cooperate offices CEO'S or Miss manage Government pockets & senators ...f*n corrupted country! they talked about these buildings for decades & more, none happens , is all B.S & they wet dreams!
To me it doesn't fit in new york. It looks weird, it looks blobby and here in New York which kind of looks like Gotham city. This building doesn't belong here in New York, something better can be designed instead of this blobby piece.
@@SFBenjaminK you clearly don't know why New York is considered to be the best city in the world. Because New York has great architecture. You should read history of New York on how it was made. This city is a combination of great European architecture and modern architecture. Dubai is a city of Highways doesn't care about streets or creating towns their cities are not gonna be a great place to live and it shows since people live only in the rural areas of Dubai that are far from the city because they designed the city for tourism and not their locals. I also don't like China they have great history but have forgotten their architecture becuase they wanna copy the west of architecture and once again they are building for a while. All the hype is going to China becuase they don't care about their architecture they just wanna create cities that are a mess and just ugly.
@@javierpacheco8234 The Sarcostyle just doesn't look good. The inner "anatomy" bit looks like a bunch of dildos glued together. & yeah, China sometimes copies western styles of architecture, but they are now finding their own style. The US copied European architecture before finding their own style, as well.
@@lorenzosoro453 Agreed. Contemporary architecture is just ridiculously ugly. Its getting to the point where i want to ask these people, "do you have eyes?".
really... too expensive?... towers? that's literally the only expensive type of project countries would spend on without even thinking. if you said infrastructure like roads or actual useful things then yes. but rich countires love nothing more than to flex their wealth with skyscrapers *ahem* UAE
Architects need to stop relying so much on glass for their designs. Glass is less environmentally friendly in so many ways, including its poor insulative properties, and the well documented harm these glass walls have on migrating birds. It also is much more energy and water intensive to keep clean.
NYC has a few potential interesting skyscrapers including the Osmosis Tower (one in this video), the Big Bend, 2 WTC, and the Mangove Tower. Possibly a few more as well. Also currently has the Janga Tower and the Spiral Tower.
All bldgs you features are Beautiful & Innovative in Concept if all will put in reality that wil be perfect.After all the ultimate fulfilment of any design is when you see in actual exist not just in paper or model
I hope in near future,one of those famous architectural firm will use the shape W.After all that the safest letter in English aphabet,it always there' s a backup like computer files.Double U
Would a scaled down, lightweight version of the "Squall Tower" work as a wind generator? It would seem to be a much sturdier design in practice to handle storms and such. Maybe even coat the exterior parts with solar electric panels for when the wind isn't blowing? It would rotate at a slower speed but with the greater mass moved by the wind, it could generate lots of power - with the bonus that airplanes, drones and birds could see the structure as it moves and prevent collisions. It would also look nicer and could be placed in more suburban and urban areas - like a giant sculpture dedicated to a green energy future.
What I wouldn't like about living in one of these skyscrapers, is that you can't open the windows. Now, I understand about the high winds, but I don't like breathing air through machinery. I want real . fresh air from time to time
My favorite is the Oppo Infinity Loop. In architecture it almost never makes sense to build an upside down trapezoid. If you want a diagonal wall. It makes more sense to put less weight on top and more on the bottom, much like a pyramid. Thats not just for structure, but because if the ceiling has more square feet than the floor then thats a lot of space you cant walk in, cant furnish, and still have to climate control. The Oppo building is by far the most elegant example of this idea in the entire world, besides maybe Gehry. Not to mention, how many non phallic skyscrapers are there. Bonus bonus, you know what it looks like
Some of these structures are truly mindboggling. Now design something that's sustainable, beautiful and social. Complexes where thousands of people can have a decent roof over their heads, utilities, green and liveable spaces....A city with beautiful ivory towers that are surrounded by medieval slums is not a good city to live in.
If it's only 1 revolution per 2 days, how does that produce energy? I like the ability to see 360 but that will cost them energy not produce it. It might be better to have the rain runoff be the generator,
friction resistance to the rotation needs to be equal to wind force otherwise it would not move at all. Once wind overcomes the resistance there is useful energy extractable but i think it is not very good idea to create complicated mechanisms when you can connect the building to nearby offshore windmill farm with cable :). Much better efficiency.
@@hidden7249 No that''s not how it works. It works when a magnetic field moves around copper to generate electrons. Do you realize that the amount of copper to surround this building would be 3X the worlds production for a year. And then that magnetic field is moving about 3 inches a minute. That's not going to produce that much electricity at all. And if the wind isn't up to at least a high enough speed the building wont' move at all. I would like to see their numbers on it but they won't give them to you.
Interesting ideas. Still hoping for the pyramidal/conic/torus-shaped high rise tower that is impossible to fall off and that you can safely climb down the outside of.
While I like some of the designs, how is it even feasible for Dubai to continue building so many skyscrapers? They don’t have the population to sustain that amount of office or residential space and apparently many of the buildings in Dubai are sitting there half empty...
Despite the oil industry sinking a little in Dubai, and many buildings being empty, Dubai *can* actually sustain itself like this for years to come because the tourist rate has increased by about 47,000% since 2010 and with more buildings coming every so often (for money conservation purposes), the tourism industry in Dubai and the whole country will explode.
Dubai be like: build tallest skyscrapers USA be like:build most useful skyscraper East Asia be like: *build the most beautiful and gorgeous skyscrapers in the world*
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Couldn't we interlink many of the existing skyscrapers with pedestrian tubes, hanging gardens, skybridges and funiculae and create a multilevel city with greater connectivity?
I like the Wasl Tower. Discreet, elegant, unassuming. Tower C with all those terraces looks great took. The Sarcostyle looks way too gimmicky. The Ghery Project looks too harsh, at least in those pics. The O-Tower is not an infinity (Mobius) strip, and it couldn't possibly be.
The O Tower doesn't look like a Möbius strip to me. Consider the shot from directly above. From that angle, there's no twist in the surface. What's an 'infinity loop', by the way? I'm not familiar with that term in a geometric context.
This video featured skyscrapers of various construction statuses, ranging from just an idea (that will never be built), proposal (that might be built), under constructions, and already completed! The video would be better if it at least made some distinction in this regard.
Which of these skyscrapers should become reality? What do you think? 👇😎
Would love to see the sacrostyle in new york👌
All of them
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Architects: Mimics the function of human biology.
Engineers: No.
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Engineers be like: augh the architects are being ambitious
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Hahaha, yes
6:21 - Skyscrapers with varying degrees of concave surfaces? Somebody really likes grilling pedestrians and melting cars.
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@@nextup6074 it is english?
Wait, what .. ambitious beings ought to be architects, say the engineers?
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I love how they say "sustainable" and "environmentally conscious".
It's all a lie.
These are vanity projects.
So true!
What's your point? ALL skyscrapers are vanity projects.
Any project from Dubai or the Middle East claiming to have a positive impact on the environment is just a complete laughable lie, and even if it weren't, is about the most expensive and inefficient ways to do it.
@@lechocolat3783 He's trying to say that they're putting the importance of appearance over practicalities and sensibilities. I, as well as you it seems, personally think that they're doing all of them
How the hell is the "Squall Tower" supposed to generate energy? There's no way it actually turns by windpower, no matter what shape it is.
And rotating at 0.0003 RPM isn't going to prove much.
Yeah like architects forgot that wind, hurricanes and typhoons like tall spinning earthbound manmade objects
when it finally succeeded in generating energy by wind, I'm imagining everyone in there feel dizzy by the never ending spin... XD
I just imagined the tower rotating with the velocity of a wind turbine. Work on this place will be pretty crazy xD
at least it could give idea to other projects
@@archsciontrismegistus4194 imagine a hurricane while in that. Your view just progressively spins faster and faster 😂
I can't be the only one who thinks the O-tower looks like something else? 🤔🤔
That's putting it mildly.
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He did say at the beginning that one of the towers would have elements of human anatomy
@@thepatient115 lol
That building reflect very well what young Chinese Communists care about, money, fame and sex
The first building would be lit, imagine living there, and always waking up to see another part of the city everyday
@UCxlO4Utjp6jxYC3uMgxc4YA it doesn't spin that fast
I can see something happening with the rotation and the building collapsing
If unlit it would be dark.
Where would the entrances be? If it’s constantly moving there is no guarantee you could go to the right wing at any given moment.
I'd love to see how they are making it function. I'm assuming wind is supposed to cause the rotation, so it will have to be easily moveable. I wonder what kind of rollers or bearings they are thinking of using that don't have too much friction or do not require more power then it is supposed to create to make it move.
These designs are creative and cool, unlike all others. I hope that there will be more variety on buildings in next few decades!
My favorites are Tower C, Hengqin International Center, and Squall Tower.
I think by the late 21st century, turn of the 22nd, cities all over the world will be full of these unique futuristic buildings. The world's tallest building will be over 1 mile, or 2 kilometers high. Which city, I don't know, but there will be one. It may be either in NYC, Dubai, Shanghai, or Tokyo
The Gehry project is my favorite 🤩
0:01 Empire State Building timelapse?I never seen that before😲
its computer generated
@@mrsarcasm6885 ok
You can guarantee that these won’t look the same when built than on paper.
You are wrong. Most buildings follow the blue prints.
@@SargonofQueens Most. Prints change on the go.
@@SargonofQueens Only if you can convince the government authorities to give you a permit to build the building and only if you can convince tenants to pay to rent space in it. Libeskind's original proposal for the NY World Trade Center replacement was drastically revised after objections. The spire was moved from the side to the center, and the whole upstairs garden was deleted.
You are wrong bro it will look same as the picture
the most sustainable thing you can do with buildings is just update the stuff you already have instead of using more resources on new buildings. why not upgrade already standing skyscrapers?!
Because then you’re limiting yourself to the boundaries set by the old methods, you’ll never get innovative creations. If we only upgraded current towers (which is already constantly happening, keep in mind this is a video only about skyscrapers being built not improved, that wouldn’t get likes) we would never get towers that could have a negative carbon footprint by being able to rotate.
Do you have any idea of the cost of modifying an entire building ?
@@PartiallyC0rrect not limiting yourself i think he is right, there are buildings that are vacant right now and could be used for housing or something else.
I like the Sarcostyle and the Tower C building for New York City!
love the sarco style building
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@@MegaBuildsYT I just saw this on my recommendations and I'm actually glad.
In a 100 years, people will look at old photos of our time and say, "wow, their buildings were just a bunch of rectangles..."
Think about why we do that bro. There's a logic behind it.
Whats wrong with rectangles. Beauty is in simplicity. These new things they are building are just ugly. They are marvels of engineering, but ugly none the less.
@@zograf4572 Balance is key. Humans want order but also variety.
@@carlosandleon Most people has a very bad taste in general. When civilization enters a faze of decadence and entropy, people usually get amazed by kitsch. They become thoroughly detached from reality and therefore beauty. Harmony becomes boring and uninspiring, beauty becomes insufficient. This modern style is nothing more than aesthetical circus.
@@zograf4572 phase* Also we're not there yet. People are still struggling. Wars are still being fought.
Designs like these have been built for 70 years now. I mean the 60s were far crazier in design philosophy for sure
Am I the only one who thinks the Sarcostyle would be the biggest eye-sour on the NYC skyline?
I like the the design. but totally agree with you about the location of it .
None of them beats Dubai & china , the way they going about 25-50 years from now , America gonna count as 3RD world country to visit
all our f*n money goes to illegal immigrants , welfare checks , big giant cooperate offices CEO'S or Miss manage Government pockets & senators ...f*n corrupted country!
they talked about these buildings for decades & more, none happens , is all B.S & they wet dreams!
To me it doesn't fit in new york. It looks weird, it looks blobby and here in New York which kind of looks like Gotham city. This building doesn't belong here in New York, something better can be designed instead of this blobby piece.
@@SFBenjaminK you clearly don't know why New York is considered to be the best city in the world. Because New York has great architecture. You should read history of New York on how it was made. This city is a combination of great European architecture and modern architecture. Dubai is a city of Highways doesn't care about streets or creating towns their cities are not gonna be a great place to live and it shows since people live only in the rural areas of Dubai that are far from the city because they designed the city for tourism and not their locals. I also don't like China they have great history but have forgotten their architecture becuase they wanna copy the west of architecture and once again they are building for a while. All the hype is going to China becuase they don't care about their architecture they just wanna create cities that are a mess and just ugly.
@@javierpacheco8234 The Sarcostyle just doesn't look good. The inner "anatomy" bit looks like a bunch of dildos glued together. & yeah, China sometimes copies western styles of architecture, but they are now finding their own style. The US copied European architecture before finding their own style, as well.
The stacked boxes in Toronto look great
Toronto and New York are my favourites
These buildings are magnificent! I do genueinly hope that we cann see them becoming reality!
Are ugly, like the other after 1945. We are in decadence and the worst isn't arrived yet
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@@lorenzosoro453 Agreed. Contemporary architecture is just ridiculously ugly. Its getting to the point where i want to ask these people, "do you have eyes?".
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Most of this skyscrapers would never see the light too expensive
In China, yes.
dubai will complete it's towers. they did before
really... too expensive?... towers?
that's literally the only expensive type of project countries would spend on without even thinking.
if you said infrastructure like roads or actual useful things then yes.
but rich countires love nothing more than to flex their wealth with skyscrapers *ahem* UAE
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I want to see the sarcosryle building in the future
The squall tower looks like the turbine in that scene in the movie Skyscraper when Will jumps through the turbine
I think I like the Tower C most of all on the list.
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I absolutely love these new designs and developments. Keep it up companies and architects!
Tower C is absolutely gorgeous on so many levels
I would love build a building like that
the more strange, the more modern
the wind turbine is a nice idea but living close to a wind farm, they break down often. i cant imagine trying to fix that with a whole building on top
Architects need to stop relying so much on glass for their designs. Glass is less environmentally friendly in so many ways, including its poor insulative properties, and the well documented harm these glass walls have on migrating birds. It also is much more energy and water intensive to keep clean.
Uhhh....how do you see out of a building with no glass (windows)??
@@nextup6074 Through windows. With these skyscrapers it seem as if all the "walls" are made from glass.
Stfu
They also cause streets to get hotter becuase glass reflects.
They're building some real JUNK.
Beautiful innovations! I hope they all come to fruition.
Sarcostyle is my favourite weird looking building
NYC has a few potential interesting skyscrapers including the Osmosis Tower (one in this video), the Big Bend, 2 WTC, and the Mangove Tower. Possibly a few more as well. Also currently has the Janga Tower and the Spiral Tower.
All bldgs you features are Beautiful & Innovative in Concept if all will put in reality that wil be perfect.After all the ultimate fulfilment of any design is when you see in actual exist not just in paper or model
I hope in near future,one of those famous architectural firm will use the shape W.After all that the safest letter in English aphabet,it always there' s a backup like computer files.Double U
Honestly, I don't think any of them would become reality. I really hope some of them become reality though, and I'm certain some will in the future.
I live in Toronto and I think the Gehrig project will get built,,
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What beautiful looking buildings.
Beautiful???? What?
They're gross. Stop sugarcoating and call it ugly.
I admire the boldness of Sacrostyle's design, but I hate it, lol.
Tower C is lovely, though, and I hope it sees completion. Zaha Hadid is the best.
Tower C looks most interesting to me although all are good.
Unfortunately for the architects in Dubai, their buildings are isolated pinnacles surrounded by acres of hot pavement.
Lots of super tall skyscrapers. No real CITY.
@@nextup6074 so strange to me
Yes all for show that are environmentally unfriendly and even more people unfriendly.
Would a scaled down, lightweight version of the "Squall Tower" work as a wind generator? It would seem to be a much sturdier design in practice to handle storms and such. Maybe even coat the exterior parts with solar electric panels for when the wind isn't blowing? It would rotate at a slower speed but with the greater mass moved by the wind, it could generate lots of power - with the bonus that airplanes, drones and birds could see the structure as it moves and prevent collisions. It would also look nicer and could be placed in more suburban and urban areas - like a giant sculpture dedicated to a green energy future.
What I wouldn't like about living in one of these skyscrapers, is that you can't open the windows. Now, I understand about the high winds, but I don't like breathing air through machinery. I want real . fresh air from time to time
Asombroso, me gustan todas, especialmente el primer rascacielos que es el giratorio.
Looking at big marvellous bulidings always motivates me to start a construction company lol
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My favorite is the Oppo Infinity Loop. In architecture it almost never makes sense to build an upside down trapezoid. If you want a diagonal wall. It makes more sense to put less weight on top and more on the bottom, much like a pyramid. Thats not just for structure, but because if the ceiling has more square feet than the floor then thats a lot of space you cant walk in, cant furnish, and still have to climate control. The Oppo building is by far the most elegant example of this idea in the entire world, besides maybe Gehry. Not to mention, how many non phallic skyscrapers are there. Bonus bonus, you know what it looks like
Looks like they sniped it from the Opera browser lol
Some of these structures are truly mindboggling. Now design something that's sustainable, beautiful and social. Complexes where thousands of people can have a decent roof over their heads, utilities, green and liveable spaces....A city with beautiful ivory towers that are surrounded by medieval slums is not a good city to live in.
A new language has been created to explain to the unlearned the foundations of ugly projects.
If it's only 1 revolution per 2 days, how does that produce energy? I like the ability to see 360 but that will cost them energy not produce it. It might be better to have the rain runoff be the generator,
they probably would do that too but it just has an insanely high resistance so every inch moved generates a ton
@@hidden7249 Yes but you need a lot of wind to move those tons. And at such a low speed, it can't generate enough electrons.
friction resistance to the rotation needs to be equal to wind force otherwise it would not move at all. Once wind overcomes the resistance there is useful energy extractable but i think it is not very good idea to create complicated mechanisms when you can connect the building to nearby offshore windmill farm with cable :). Much better efficiency.
@@ivangalik7848 And that still doesn't work.
@@hidden7249 No that''s not how it works. It works when a magnetic field moves around copper to generate electrons. Do you realize that the amount of copper to surround this building would be 3X the worlds production for a year. And then that magnetic field is moving about 3 inches a minute. That's not going to produce that much electricity at all. And if the wind isn't up to at least a high enough speed the building wont' move at all. I would like to see their numbers on it but they won't give them to you.
O tower have an amazing design for their tower
Tower c is beautiful in my opinion and the remaining ones r also amazing .
Really hope the Gehry building gets built in Toronto before he passes away.....
I kind of found that one to be the least inspiring of the list.
@@Yawehplaneswalker616 That's already the prettiest by Gehry standard.
@@Yawehplaneswalker616 the original iteration was much more bold. This one is much more watered down.
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Love the look of Tower C and Sarcostyle
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The skyscrapers of 100 years ago such as the Woolworth Building and the Chrysler Building are better looking than anything built in recent years.
Yeah they really are.
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Good video. Thank you for sharing.
Interesting ideas. Still hoping for the pyramidal/conic/torus-shaped high rise tower that is impossible to fall off and that you can safely climb down the outside of.
.. and add a slide going from top to bottom.
The new Egypt skyscraper is something to behold... too beautiful
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This is like travelling 200 years into the future. These types of buildings will be common place.
i like the Squall tower the best. Leave it to the UAE to come up with some of the most unique and interesting building designs.
I agree.
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Same style as No. 4 Hengqin International Center already built in Bangkok Thailand is the Central Embassy Bangkok by AL_A, since 2014.
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While I like some of the designs, how is it even feasible for Dubai to continue building so many skyscrapers? They don’t have the population to sustain that amount of office or residential space and apparently many of the buildings in Dubai are sitting there half empty...
As the oil dries up there will be less money to just throw away. On egos
Very true. Dubai cannot sustain this for long
Despite the oil industry sinking a little in Dubai, and many buildings being empty, Dubai *can* actually sustain itself like this for years to come because the tourist rate has increased by about 47,000% since 2010 and with more buildings coming every so often (for money conservation purposes), the tourism industry in Dubai and the whole country will explode.
@@tyyskarohn4465 tourists? With what, half-full A380s
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Dubai be like: build tallest skyscrapers
USA be like:build most useful skyscraper
East Asia be like: *build the most beautiful and gorgeous skyscrapers in the world*
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funny when you have to look for the entrance every day for number 1 xD
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My favorite: Number 3 : Sarcostyle
Couldn't we interlink many of the existing skyscrapers with pedestrian tubes, hanging gardens, skybridges and funiculae and create a multilevel city with greater connectivity?
That Oppo tower is beautiful.
Awesome ideas
At 1:15 - the Squall Tower. VERY interesting concept, but I will believe it actually spins ONLY when I see it spin. Sounds like a bunch of hype to me.
“The architects hope”. Pretty well sums it up.
I think all of the future skyscrapers are pretty awesome I’m really into tall skyscrapers you’re channel is great keep up the good work
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I like the Wasl Tower. Discreet, elegant, unassuming. Tower C with all those terraces looks great took. The Sarcostyle looks way too gimmicky. The Ghery Project looks too harsh, at least in those pics. The O-Tower is not an infinity (Mobius) strip, and it couldn't possibly be.
Take a shot every time he says "sustainable"
Me: Fucking dies halfway through the video. 😅
I love frank gehry's designs and I hope those towers (gehry project) will be built
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The "O" tower is in the Mobius strip shape. Not an infinity loop.
The O Tower doesn't look like a Möbius strip to me. Consider the shot from directly above. From that angle, there's no twist in the surface.
What's an 'infinity loop', by the way? I'm not familiar with that term in a geometric context.
Is the infinity loop not the Mobius Strip?
Nah, a Mobius strip only twists once, 180°.
This design twists a second time in the opposite direction. So it's just a bent strip.
7:30 environmentally friendly materials? Wow, I’m living in Mars. I’ll visit one day The Earth to see this.
This video featured skyscrapers of various construction statuses, ranging from just an idea (that will never be built), proposal (that might be built), under constructions, and already completed! The video would be better if it at least made some distinction in this regard.
Amazing video!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thank you!
I like that sarcostyle
That wind turbine one seems legit!
Thank you video brilliantm
In my fictional world, all this projects already finished and successful
The #1 The O-Tower is my favorite...
The squall tower would cause so much drama 😂 can't imagine working there and spilling coffee everyday
tower c is gorgeous.
Cool vid