Why Shanghai Tower Failed

#skyscrapers #architecture #construction
Discover how one of the world’s tallest and most important skyscrapers van china failed. Despite standing as one of modern China’s most iconic mega projects, Shanghai Tower has been plagued with challenges.
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The Shanghai Tower is a symbol of #architectural grandeur and engineering marvel that rises majestically over the bustling cityscape of #shanghai . It was the world's second-tallest structure when it was completed in 2015. The impressive appearance belies a more nuanced story that casts doubt on the idea of its success.
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