for example a mega project named Bharatmala Project The project, with estimated budget of USD 130 billion, will cover the constructions of national highways, bridges, flyovers, bypasses, ring roads, elevated corridors, tunnels and overpasses across the country. pls make a video for such gigantic megaprojects in india
Surprised you didn't cover the massive LAX upgrade, expansions, People Mover, and new mega parking structures for consolidated and moved car rentals and regular parking. At a cost of 15 billion roughly. (I'm not exactly sure, it's all part of a 'vision' project but each part is like a separate project in terms of funding and such
11:38 there is another issue with the Vessel. Since it’s opening in 2019, there have been 3 suicides by jumping off the highest point by January 2021, when it closed down indefinitely. Eventually, they reopened it in May 2021 with extra security, plus an entrance fee and being required to be accompanied by another person, but it didn’t stop another suicide only 2 months later, thus closing it indefinitely since then.
As someone who frequently drives across the bridge from Kentucky to Ohio, I am beyond thrilled about the new bridge and repairs to the old bridge. It's been scary to drive that route for years.
@@Michael-pd6bc they're literally adding more exit lanes. Last year they built at least one new bridge. During rush hour it's just a huge headache to drive near downtown. Of course that's called renovation but they are worsening the situation i guess. Once completed it would be helpful for a while but later on we'll see heavier traffic than before. No subway lines/stations are built, very few bus lines are built, no HOV lanes and etc After living in west loop for a few years i was so glad to move to suburbs
@@Buttsceatcgee the underground city WAS the city. The entire city was raised up by making the 2nd floor the first floor because everybody’s toilet would back up sending shi* all over the first floor at any building along the waterfront whenever a new high tide came rolling in. Today half the city stands to collapse as there was never a proper earthquake ready foundation to support the upper level or anything to keep it from sliding down the hill it was built upon and ending up drowning in Elliot Bay. Keep in mind there is a petrified forest on the other side of that hill at the bottom of Lake Washington which contains the entire Mt Baker neighborhood today & well over 30,000 residents. Imagine all sliding down the hill into the Bay or the lake behind it? Seattle can’t even take care of their own residents despite their ability to create the innovation which has turned the American economy from the only thing there was after WW2 into the only nation which everybody else tries to copy. We get our money in this country from 2 sources. Oil & technology. The technology is all we have should the oil go away & that technology comes from 3 states… California, Washington State (not DC) & Massachusetts who are innovators to the innovators & with technology you have to constantly innovate to keep everybody rich. But if you do not fix your problems you will fail & our biggest problem is our government ignoring social issues which has led to homeless, unaffordable housing, & a drug overdose epidemic. They claim they are doing things to fix this but lie. They never have, never will, & lie lie lie. I’ve seen it all my life. Cities deliberately planned unaffordable housing because they got their information from the real estate industry which plans for profit not for growth. It’s a no brainer. A house is the biggest investment most people make. Nobody wants it to fail. So you underbuild to ensure a housing shortage keeps the prices going up & up so you can live off the equity & build a retirement life off of it. Nobody expected a $30,000 home to sell for a million today but that is the reality 50 years later up & down the left coast. The consequences is homelessness, that leads to drug addiction, which creates shoplifting & turns into bigger crime because we don’t employ addicts or the homeless, the homeless are forgotten forever! But they just don’t die as expected. Slowly we are turning into a 3rd world nation and we created it. Our govt created it as we watched. Some of us even cashed in on it as the real estate just rose &rose. Sound Transit in Seattle is a perfect example of government corruption. They chose the most expensive routes of prime real estate to build their choo choo train while the old interurban rail right away could have been used & were already owned by government. There was no real estate they had to buy, but they built the train to serve the rich. Except rich people don’t take the bus, or a train. Most set their own hours to avoid traffic, poorer people can’t & they can’t afford to live along the expensive train routes either. We were lied to over & over & most of us will be dead before it’s completed. It’s unconscionable the greed and total corruption that came from a simple fix such as the interurban rail provided, cities all over America a century ago had, have turned into this money pit of of lies fueled by tax dollars without any concern at all. But ya know… corruption follows where the money is until they bleed it dry. Then they just move on like the tramps they are.😊
Austin is already scaling back Project Connect. I'd be shocked if the rail component happens at all. Most needed is an extension of the existing light rail line to the airport. So many tourists come to Austin for ACL, SXSW, Formula 1, etc. and many could avoid car rentals or rideshare with some well thought-out infrastructure.
Austin has the option to improve its lite rail while in San Antonio we voted for lite rail only for it to be quietly scrapped then we accepted more VIA Express lines only for it to still be in the works like since 2016 ffs San Antonio will always be 30 years behind
a lot of these are just dystopian rich people trash but the public transportation ones from texas and seattle as well as the sea wall are actually great and I hope they'll get built
I’m kind of surprised of how scarce are infrastructure projects in the US, the most powerful and wealthy country on earth, with most of them being either entertainment or car centered. However Seattle and Austin, bravo!
US infrastructural development has come to a halt in recent years, its unnerving. But check out some of the construction projects going on in the Middle East right now. There is going to be a floating mega ring around the Burj khalifa in Dubai by 2060, look it up it’s crazy what other countries are planning and building right now
@@NitroDonkey117 Agree 100%. It would take a concerted effort from our federal and state governments to adopt a "this is getting done with your input or without" mentality to prevent this from being held up by eco warriors and anti-train folk. While I can appreciate the significance of protecting/maintaining a species of snakes (for example), postponing a project a year to relocate them is absurd. The reason a flood protection project isn't starting in Miami is because they didn't want to work with the USACE when developing the plan and now the locals shot it down because the plan they came up with didn't pay enough consideration to the local wildlife. If they worked together in the first place they would've been able to incorporate ways to mitigate those concerns.
As much as people love to criticize it Sound Transit 1 & 2 had been a success and 3 is going to be the same. I got to Seattle back in 2009 when the light rail was being build. I can tell you it already has been a game changer. My only hope is that as we rely more and more on public transportation we put more funds into Sound Transit 3 and maybe start planning Sound Transit 4 to really create a connected Puget Sound Metropolitan region.
I would love to see more local light rail projects springing up around the country. My only concern regarding trains is with them all being privately owned. Public commuter rail projects are what I would love to see, both of the normal and high speed variety.
Interesting to hear that it’s been a success … as I lived in Eastlake … working at UW from 1982-2001 … so never needing a car because the bus system was excellent back then … and remember first part of the light rail being built before I left. Was shocking to hear how the population has exploded since 2010 … (combined a lot of issues beginning with the lockdown) … am grateful I lived there during a less intense time!
On July 4th, I took photos from the Observation Wheel. It was an incredible view with the MSG Sphere, almost full orange moon, and SO MANY fireworks all over the city going off. I don't think there was/will be a better time to have been on the wheel with so much going on. Beautiful. Amazing!
As a Detroit resident and Red Wings fan, I think it's a really sweet gesture naming the bridge after Gordie. The bridge already looks like it's going to be enormous.
@Killerpanda503 Why do they get to claim zero emissions while omitting where the power comes from, how it was built, how materials were made, and transported there. Austin is another democrat money wasting sinkhole.
NOTE! @4:24 the illustration highlights in red, the 'Clay Wade Bailey' bridge, (the Brent Spence is the one to the LEFT of the picture.) and implies it is joining I-71 and I-75. The Brent Spence ALREADY carries both! From downtown Cincinnati south to Walton Ky, 71/75 is a combined highway already! They then split off, 71 going southwest to Louisville, and 75 south to Lexington. It's not hard to see the '2 deck' Brent Spence on the left.
Far superior is gravity fed ocean water into Salton Sea, Death Valley, Laguna Salada or Qattara Depression to increase monsoonal moisture in dry desert sand. Here in California the Agess Inc project is worth further video coverage that can be expanded worldwide as the hot desert rapidly expands.
Number 2 is something like what we need here in the Tampa Bay area. We haven't had a direct hit by a hurricane in decades, but if we did, Downtown Tampa could be under 20 feet of seawater. The damaged costs have been projected to be close to $100 Billion. We need a storm surge barrier across the entrance to Tampa Bay, along with miles of improved seawalls, both directly on the Gulf and on the intercoastal waterway as well. A cat 5 storm, if it hits in the right way, will turn the city of St Petersburg into an island. With a metro regional population closing in on 4 million now, a major storm will be a disaster that will make Katerina look like a summer shower.
I agree st Pete is in a precarious position, but it wouldn't be anything like Katrina. The levee's failing, NOLA being mostly below sea level, plus the water having limited places to drain was a particularly bad combination. The financial cost might be more in Tampa just cause of it's recent boom, but hopefully the human cost would be lower.
Hello from Cincinnati, time stamp 4:29 the red highlighted bridge is not the Brent Spence (that one is in the bottom corner of the screen) the one highlighted is a train bridge with no car access - otherwise love the video and can’t wait for our new bridge, don’t worry I’m sure we will name it something stupid
On July 4th, I took photos from the Observation Wheel. It was an incredible view with the MSG Sphere, almost full orange moon, and SO MANY fireworks all over the city going off. I don't think there was/will be a better time to have been on the wheel with so much going on. Beautiful. Amazing!
the american people: please, we are literally begging for standard housing, accessible food, decent public transportation, and accessible healthcare. the united states:
The MSG dome is the most interesting IMO. The rest are cool from a construction POV but the dome is probably the only one that is worth travelling to visit (I'm not rich enough for F1 😂)
The dome is worthless. I literally have no interest in that I wish America would actually do more projects that are actual needed for daily use. I don't give a rats behind about some dome in Las Vegas that has a bunch of 3D images all over whatever the heck it is.
@@pp3k3jamailYou obviously aren't aware of what the MSG Sphere will be used for. Even small towns have similar events held. And I'm willing to bet you have attended said events many times. Btw, it's magnificent!
Never make light of projects built by rich people. I am not rich. But I am a construction worker and love being involved in such projects. What can be built today with modern building materials is incredible and often absolutely beautiful. And middle income people such as myself make a lot of good money building projects for rich people.
The most important project is the Seattle one. All the others except Texas improves infrastructure and quality of life more than the others . I’ve lived in Seattle for 4 years and mass transit access was the worst system and I grew up in San Jose Ca. Similar in tech business but the car traffic was worse than the Bay Area. You have to account the engineers back in the 60’s that designed that freeway system was a bunch of short sighted people because let’s face it…Seattle kinda sucked back then. Every time I drove in Seattle freeways I felt that the engineers were all high on pot when they made their decisions and that said I smoke and I still think they were stupid back then
I'd rather Las Vegas turn The Strip into a 100% walking street with a rail tram that can take people up and down the street, rather than spending all that money to turn it into a race track.
Great example of ballooning all the infrastructure costs in the US. The old bridge (number 9) was build for 10million, or 70million dollars in today's money, while the new one will cost 1.5Billion?! 21 Times more!!! For a similar thing?
How about a federal mega projeted building affordable housing, upgrading cumbling schools and hospitals, and maybe (just maybe) making sure every major city has a metro system to reduce car traffic
St3 was never meant to solve congestion issues. The plan was never large enough at its inception. The plan clearly stated that. We're going to need a St4 package to really fix things. This seems like it's meant to get us hooked on public transit.
I’m a Seattle person and I live my project but I will love to see the MSG Sphere, check out Allegiant Stadium (Super Bowl LVIII) and watch a Golden Knights game if Seattle comes when I’m there.
as for the springe bridge. there was also recently a fire that caused significant damage to the upper deck. caused by a truck accident. double decker and flamables/hazmats do NOT mix. as for keeping the old brdige for local traffic. its honestly not needed. there are currently 2 bridges dedicated for that. tyler southgate and clay wade, both pretty low/mid traffic unless something is horrifically wrong with the highway. it would just be another maintance expense for the locals that isn't needed. there is also the roebling. but thats more of a shelf peace than something that should be used regularly. i wouldn't rely on it for every day travel as its frequently closed for maintance.
I was so excited to hear Chicago O'Hare on here, but then you mentioned at the end Chicago traffic is 3 times worse... LOL. It is only going to be worse for the next 3 years with the Kennedy construction. Great Vid!! Keep them coming!
I know it sounds boring since it has been built on-time with private funds, but the beautiful Brightline high speed rail line linking Miami and Orlando (the Miami - West Palm Beach portion is already open) will be open by September 1 of this year. It was built on budget for 1.75 Billion -- with no taxpayer money.
Funny how the comment section will drool over these projects Just Because they're in America...yet hate on Much Bigger and Better projects because they are in Dubai,Malaysia, or Saudi Arabia 😶
👋 hi @Top Luxury there is another mega project that you might not mention before its the Atlanta’s Belt Line Project (an estimated cost of $4.8 billion).
How come Atlanta's Centennial Yards is not on this list?. Atlanta has a 5 billion 50-acre site mix-use redevelopment project building a new whole neighborhood in Downtown. Which redeveloping the gultch a gaint underground hole used historically by the rail lines. The project is massive and will transform downtown.
@@jennpika6301 Centennial Yards development is Downtown Atlanta near the stadiums, it's in early stages you will see a massive open pit, But you youtube a news clip for quick info.
"[With the new bridge over the Ohio River] traffic will be significantly lower." Sure, for a few years, but it will catch up. Car infrastructure will always necessitate more car infrastructure. It's not a long term solution. Look how big the highways are in Houston, yet what there is congestion there ALL the time. Yet other cities of similar populations have much smaller highways but no worse traffic.
The bridge in Detroit is privately owned, which means the entire city is held hostage by one rich guy. At least the Gordie Howe Bridge will take away that threat.
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WILL YOU MAKE A VIDEO FOR MEGAPROJECTS OF INDIA
LIKE YOU MADE FOR US
ITS MY KINDLY REQUEST SIR
for example a mega project named
Bharatmala Project
The project, with estimated budget of USD 130 billion, will cover the constructions of national highways, bridges, flyovers, bypasses, ring roads, elevated corridors, tunnels and overpasses across the country.
pls make a video for such gigantic megaprojects in india
Surprised you didn't cover the massive LAX upgrade, expansions, People Mover, and new mega parking structures for consolidated and moved car rentals and regular parking. At a cost of 15 billion roughly. (I'm not exactly sure, it's all part of a 'vision' project but each part is like a separate project in terms of funding and such
Nice to see America growing.
11:38 there is another issue with the Vessel. Since it’s opening in 2019, there have been 3 suicides by jumping off the highest point by January 2021, when it closed down indefinitely. Eventually, they reopened it in May 2021 with extra security, plus an entrance fee and being required to be accompanied by another person, but it didn’t stop another suicide only 2 months later, thus closing it indefinitely since then.
As someone who lives in Seattle, I’m so excited for #1
Will the project be complete within your lifetime? I remember how long it took them to extend the light rail last time.
As someone who frequently drives across the bridge from Kentucky to Ohio, I am beyond thrilled about the new bridge and repairs to the old bridge. It's been scary to drive that route for years.
Seattle is doing it all right 😮. First moving the sea front highway underground and now adding transit ❤
exactly. Meanwhile our chicago downtown highway system is adding more lanes and bridges for cars. No surprise why i wanna move
@@youtugerI believe they’re renovating not adding more lanes
@@Michael-pd6bc they're literally adding more exit lanes. Last year they built at least one new bridge. During rush hour it's just a huge headache to drive near downtown. Of course that's called renovation but they are worsening the situation i guess. Once completed it would be helpful for a while but later on we'll see heavier traffic than before.
No subway lines/stations are built, very few bus lines are built, no HOV lanes and etc
After living in west loop for a few years i was so glad to move to suburbs
I wish Seattle brings the underground city to life. Would’ve been amazing to have that
@@Buttsceatcgee the underground city WAS the city. The entire city was raised up by making the 2nd floor the first floor because everybody’s toilet would back up sending shi* all over the first floor at any building along the waterfront whenever a new high tide came rolling in. Today half the city stands to collapse as there was never a proper earthquake ready foundation to support the upper level or anything to keep it from sliding down the hill it was built upon and ending up drowning in Elliot Bay. Keep in mind there is a petrified forest on the other side of that hill at the bottom of Lake Washington which contains the entire Mt Baker neighborhood today & well over 30,000 residents. Imagine all sliding down the hill into the Bay or the lake behind it? Seattle can’t even take care of their own residents despite their ability to create the innovation which has turned the American economy from the only thing there was after WW2 into the only nation which everybody else tries to copy. We get our money in this country from 2 sources. Oil & technology. The technology is all we have should the oil go away & that technology comes from 3 states… California, Washington State (not DC) & Massachusetts who are innovators to the innovators & with technology you have to constantly innovate to keep everybody rich. But if you do not fix your problems you will fail & our biggest problem is our government ignoring social issues which has led to homeless, unaffordable housing, & a drug overdose epidemic. They claim they are doing things to fix this but lie. They never have, never will, & lie lie lie. I’ve seen it all my life. Cities deliberately planned unaffordable housing because they got their information from the real estate industry which plans for profit not for growth. It’s a no brainer. A house is the biggest investment most people make. Nobody wants it to fail. So you underbuild to ensure a housing shortage keeps the prices going up & up so you can live off the equity & build a retirement life off of it. Nobody expected a $30,000 home to sell for a million today but that is the reality 50 years later up & down the left coast. The consequences is homelessness, that leads to drug addiction, which creates shoplifting & turns into bigger crime because we don’t employ addicts or the homeless, the homeless are forgotten forever! But they just don’t die as expected. Slowly we are turning into a 3rd world nation and we created it. Our govt created it as we watched. Some of us even cashed in on it as the real estate just rose &rose.
Sound Transit in Seattle is a perfect example of government corruption. They chose the most expensive routes of prime real estate to build their choo choo train while the old interurban rail right away could have been used & were already owned by government. There was no real estate they had to buy, but they built the train to serve the rich. Except rich people don’t take the bus, or a train. Most set their own hours to avoid traffic, poorer people can’t & they can’t afford to live along the expensive train routes either. We were lied to over & over & most of us will be dead before it’s completed. It’s unconscionable the greed and total corruption that came from a simple fix such as the interurban rail provided, cities all over America a century ago had, have turned into this money pit of of lies fueled by tax dollars without any concern at all. But ya know… corruption follows where the money is until they bleed it dry. Then they just move on like the tramps they are.😊
Austin is already scaling back Project Connect. I'd be shocked if the rail component happens at all. Most needed is an extension of the existing light rail line to the airport. So many tourists come to Austin for ACL, SXSW, Formula 1, etc. and many could avoid car rentals or rideshare with some well thought-out infrastructure.
Austin has the option to improve its lite rail while in San Antonio we voted for lite rail only for it to be quietly scrapped then we accepted more VIA Express lines only for it to still be in the works like since 2016 ffs San Antonio will always be 30 years behind
a lot of these are just dystopian rich people trash but the public transportation ones from texas and seattle as well as the sea wall are actually great and I hope they'll get built
It shocks me as an european how car-centric the USA is. Its so inefficient and stupid to built low-density cities with no public transportation.
@@lordbuttertoast7965 facts
@@lordbuttertoast7965 our country isn't tiny like European countries
@@lordbuttertoast7965 very euro-centric take
@@elvangulley3210 that’s not an excuse for car dependency… just because America is big doesn’t mean we can’t have good public transportation
That sphere is one of the most incredible things I've ever seen 😍
I know right it might sometimes include a movie
@@marcocampos2332 could you imagine? Such a different experience. Extraordinary project. Can't wait to see this in action.
image wwe being hosted there
I think Dubai is also building sth. like this called "Moon"
@@reel1tv587 metoo!
O'Hare has needed an upgrade for sooooo long. Glad it's finally happening.
I’m kind of surprised of how scarce are infrastructure projects in the US, the most powerful and wealthy country on earth, with most of them being either entertainment or car centered. However Seattle and Austin, bravo!
US infrastructural development has come to a halt in recent years, its unnerving. But check out some of the construction projects going on in the Middle East right now. There is going to be a floating mega ring around the Burj khalifa in Dubai by 2060, look it up it’s crazy what other countries are planning and building right now
@@NitroDonkey117 Agree 100%. It would take a concerted effort from our federal and state governments to adopt a "this is getting done with your input or without" mentality to prevent this from being held up by eco warriors and anti-train folk. While I can appreciate the significance of protecting/maintaining a species of snakes (for example), postponing a project a year to relocate them is absurd. The reason a flood protection project isn't starting in Miami is because they didn't want to work with the USACE when developing the plan and now the locals shot it down because the plan they came up with didn't pay enough consideration to the local wildlife. If they worked together in the first place they would've been able to incorporate ways to mitigate those concerns.
Low taxes, baby! Nobody wants to pay for it, even if it helps them in the long run.
The United States is dying empire, megaprojects even ones who fail happen in developing rich nations
I’m Canadian and I’m very proud to be neighboured to the US 😅😅
you mean a dumpter dire? Im Canadian too but for the past 10/15 years its been a dumpster fire down there.
@@NightWarp eh the whole world is; I just mean economy wise having it be the most powerful nation, comparatively as Canadians we are very small
@@NightWarp cope.
@@NightWarp is that why more Canadians move to the U.S than vice versa
As much as people love to criticize it Sound Transit 1 & 2 had been a success and 3 is going to be the same. I got to Seattle back in 2009 when the light rail was being build. I can tell you it already has been a game changer. My only hope is that as we rely more and more on public transportation we put more funds into Sound Transit 3 and maybe start planning Sound Transit 4 to really create a connected Puget Sound Metropolitan region.
I would love to see more local light rail projects springing up around the country. My only concern regarding trains is with them all being privately owned. Public commuter rail projects are what I would love to see, both of the normal and high speed variety.
At the current rate the economy is going down hill, I won’t be surprised if that happens soon.
Interesting to hear that it’s been a success … as I lived in Eastlake … working at UW from 1982-2001 … so never needing a car because the bus system was excellent back then … and remember first part of the light rail being built before I left. Was shocking to hear how the population has exploded since 2010 … (combined a lot of issues beginning with the lockdown) … am grateful I lived there during a less intense time!
Seattle light rail is terrible. Poor land use and doesn’t serve 90 percent of city. Largest waste of money in history.
Sound transit and California high speed rail are awesome
I’m excited about the Las Vegas dome building. Looks really interesting!
@@dh9030Umm... no. The "dome" is the MSG Sphere. And it's definitely in Las Vegas.
On July 4th, I took photos from the Observation Wheel. It was an incredible view with the MSG Sphere, almost full orange moon, and SO MANY fireworks all over the city going off. I don't think there was/will be a better time to have been on the wheel with so much going on. Beautiful. Amazing!
The dome is just a useless vanity project to entertain rich people.
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I’ve been watching for a year
I watched when he had 200k
Not a long time. But loving the videos
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As a Detroit resident and Red Wings fan, I think it's a really sweet gesture naming the bridge after Gordie. The bridge already looks like it's going to be enormous.
better name than the ambassador bridge
Josh Nichols when he sees the MSG Sphere: "It's spherical. SPHERICAL!!!!!"
I hope more cities will follow the lead of Seattle and Austin!
Austin needs it so bad lol
@@yoced1468 Yeah, but the liberals hate Tesla and say its the worst idea ever and Tesla can go somewhere else.
@@vividly94 What does Tesla have to do with Project Connect Texas?
@Killerpanda503 Why do they get to claim zero emissions while omitting where the power comes from, how it was built, how materials were made, and transported there. Austin is another democrat money wasting sinkhole.
Seattle needs to offer better food options than what they offer now😂
what about California high speed rail?
NOTE! @4:24 the illustration highlights in red, the 'Clay Wade Bailey' bridge, (the Brent Spence is the one to the LEFT of the picture.) and implies it is joining I-71 and I-75. The Brent Spence ALREADY carries both! From downtown Cincinnati south to Walton Ky, 71/75 is a combined highway already! They then split off, 71 going southwest to Louisville, and 75 south to Lexington. It's not hard to see the '2 deck' Brent Spence on the left.
Far superior is gravity fed ocean water into Salton Sea, Death Valley, Laguna Salada or Qattara Depression to increase monsoonal moisture in dry desert sand. Here in California the Agess Inc project is worth further video coverage that can be expanded worldwide as the hot desert rapidly expands.
Number 2 is something like what we need here in the Tampa Bay area. We haven't had a direct hit by a hurricane in decades, but if we did, Downtown Tampa could be under 20 feet of seawater. The damaged costs have been projected to be close to $100 Billion. We need a storm surge barrier across the entrance to Tampa Bay, along with miles of improved seawalls, both directly on the Gulf and on the intercoastal waterway as well. A cat 5 storm, if it hits in the right way, will turn the city of St Petersburg into an island. With a metro regional population closing in on 4 million now, a major storm will be a disaster that will make Katerina look like a summer shower.
Sadly, your current governor and legislature is more concerned with fighting "woke" then actually caring about what happens to their constituents.
I agree st Pete is in a precarious position, but it wouldn't be anything like Katrina. The levee's failing, NOLA being mostly below sea level, plus the water having limited places to drain was a particularly bad combination. The financial cost might be more in Tampa just cause of it's recent boom, but hopefully the human cost would be lower.
Sadly you live in Florida
Do something for the people ? Lol no desatan has to pick a fight with the guys and Disney.
I'm most excited about sound transit because I live here and use it.
Wow imagine Avatar 3 being played in the MSG Sphere.
Hello from Cincinnati, time stamp 4:29 the red highlighted bridge is not the Brent Spence (that one is in the bottom corner of the screen) the one highlighted is a train bridge with no car access - otherwise love the video and can’t wait for our new bridge, don’t worry I’m sure we will name it something stupid
I find it hilarious when stock footage of the Smithsonian castle showed up while discussing Seattle 14:07
The first amazon office shown was not a garage. It's a small group of offices.. in an office building
MSG Sphere sound awesome, I am saving my money for that trip to Vegas. Don't you let that deal go down.
On July 4th, I took photos from the Observation Wheel. It was an incredible view with the MSG Sphere, almost full orange moon, and SO MANY fireworks all over the city going off. I don't think there was/will be a better time to have been on the wheel with so much going on. Beautiful. Amazing!
In March 3, 2023 Amazon announced construction had been paused on their Helix/PenPlace in Virginia (#6 on the list).
Maybe Vegas should build better public transportation instead.
the american people: please, we are literally begging for standard housing, accessible food, decent public transportation, and accessible healthcare.
the united states:
I love how your information is so accurate
The MSG dome is the most interesting IMO. The rest are cool from a construction POV but the dome is probably the only one that is worth travelling to visit (I'm not rich enough for F1 😂)
Stayed in Vegas a few months back right next door to it. Quite a magnificent sight
bro all we gotta do is stack a lil and visit on vacation we good
The dome is worthless. I literally have no interest in that I wish America would actually do more projects that are actual needed for daily use.
I don't give a rats behind about some dome in Las Vegas that has a bunch of 3D images all over whatever the heck it is.
@@pp3k3jamailYou obviously aren't aware of what the MSG Sphere will be used for. Even small towns have similar events held. And I'm willing to bet you have attended said events many times.
Btw, it's magnificent!
@millerd420 It wasn't finished then but... July 04th was unbelievable with all the lights and changing scenery!
Jeff bests villain era lol that’s a straight up bad guy building right there
In my fictional world, all projects in this video already finished and successful
Rail in USA! Never thought I here such good music.
💥💥 Best one on the list is number one because it's actually for the people and it's actually helping a problem in today's society, overcrowding.
Never make light of projects built by rich people. I am not rich. But I am a construction worker and love being involved in such projects. What can be built today with modern building materials is incredible and often absolutely beautiful. And middle income people such as myself make a lot of good money building projects for rich people.
The most important project is the Seattle one. All the others except Texas improves infrastructure and quality of life more than the others . I’ve lived in Seattle for 4 years and mass transit access was the worst system and I grew up in San Jose Ca. Similar in tech business but the car traffic was worse than the Bay Area. You have to account the engineers back in the 60’s that designed that freeway system was a bunch of short sighted people because let’s face it…Seattle kinda sucked back then. Every time I drove in Seattle freeways I felt that the engineers were all high on pot when they made their decisions and that said I smoke and I still think they were stupid back then
Love the videos, man. Keep it up!!!
As a man who drives through Chicago multiple times a week I feel personally attacked.
I'd rather Las Vegas turn The Strip into a 100% walking street with a rail tram that can take people up and down the street, rather than spending all that money to turn it into a race track.
Huh? I think you missed a lot in this video.
Great example of ballooning all the infrastructure costs in the US. The old bridge (number 9) was build for 10million, or 70million dollars in today's money, while the new one will cost 1.5Billion?! 21 Times more!!! For a similar thing?
Wonder if that bridge is 21 times better or if it will just pay for 21 times the bureaucracy
How about a federal mega projeted building affordable housing, upgrading cumbling schools and hospitals, and maybe (just maybe) making sure every major city has a metro system to reduce car traffic
The last time America did any big infrastructure project was the creation of the interstate highway
St3 was never meant to solve congestion issues. The plan was never large enough at its inception. The plan clearly stated that. We're going to need a St4 package to really fix things. This seems like it's meant to get us hooked on public transit.
I’m a Seattle person and I live my project but I will love to see the MSG Sphere, check out Allegiant Stadium (Super Bowl LVIII) and watch a Golden Knights game if Seattle comes when I’m there.
Sound transit excites me the most
Gordi Howe Bridge says, 'No step on Snake'..... 😉
as for the springe bridge. there was also recently a fire that caused significant damage to the upper deck. caused by a truck accident. double decker and flamables/hazmats do NOT mix. as for keeping the old brdige for local traffic. its honestly not needed. there are currently 2 bridges dedicated for that. tyler southgate and clay wade, both pretty low/mid traffic unless something is horrifically wrong with the highway. it would just be another maintance expense for the locals that isn't needed. there is also the roebling. but thats more of a shelf peace than something that should be used regularly. i wouldn't rely on it for every day travel as its frequently closed for maintance.
I was so excited to hear Chicago O'Hare on here, but then you mentioned at the end Chicago traffic is 3 times worse... LOL. It is only going to be worse for the next 3 years with the Kennedy construction. Great Vid!! Keep them coming!
Vegas Grand Prix 💯 already have everything pre-booked for our trip!
Bullet Train Project in California total cost: 128 Billion
Great manaprojest. THat`s it. DO it right. Happy Saturday. Greetings from Francine.
I know it sounds boring since it has been built on-time with private funds, but the beautiful Brightline high speed rail line linking Miami and Orlando (the Miami - West Palm Beach portion is already open) will be open by September 1 of this year. It was built on budget for 1.75 Billion -- with no taxpayer money.
Very beautiful 👌👆
All of them at the same time
Cool my favorite is the sphere in Vegas
Mist excited for the new metro theyre making in seattle
Great video hopefully we keep improving 👏
Has anyone ever thought how Sing 2 has their space show in the $2B dome in Las Vegas
No I can’t say that’s a thought that would ever enter my mind:
You forgot to mention LAX airport upgrades which cost over $10.0 Billion USD and scheduled for completion in 2024.
Time 13:52 is showing Los Angeles, California but talking about Seattle, Washington.
Exactly my observation.
Well, for number 2, this could really help out Elon Musk and SpaceX and their goals further more.
Gordie Howe bridge is being paid for by Canada 🍁
Bro these building r in the future makes me cool
The Grand Prix in Baltimore was held years ago. The new pavement was to last ten years. It did not. I hope Vegas uses better road materials.
Nice
Thanks!
Sound Transit lets go
Another awesome vid! Cheers
Centennial Yards Atlanta, $5B
Raise your hand if you are Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Bro acts like we cant do simple math with these price comparisons
Infrastrucktur ist immer das kostspieligste.
Mal schauen was die erste elektrische Startrampe ins All kosten wird.
Can you make a video same concept but internationally
Let's go Seattle! I love living here
You missed $40BN Taiwan semiconductor manufacturing plant and campus, being built in Phoenix, AZ.
It would have been the only thing worth building.
it's enjoyable
Again watching with napping nescafe 😌☕
Funny how the comment section will drool over these projects Just Because they're in America...yet hate on Much Bigger and Better projects because they are in Dubai,Malaysia, or Saudi Arabia 😶
The best part about this whole Top 10? ALL OF THEM ARE ACTUALLY HAPPENING. I'm looking at you Middle East.
you mean gulf states. and they are in fact building a huge amount of stuff. They are more there building boring stuff phase, like railways.
👋 hi @Top Luxury there is another mega project that you might not mention before its the Atlanta’s Belt Line Project (an estimated cost of $4.8 billion).
I like sound transit 3.
How come Atlanta's Centennial Yards is not on this list?. Atlanta has a 5 billion 50-acre site mix-use redevelopment project building a new whole neighborhood in Downtown. Which redeveloping the gultch a gaint underground hole used historically by the rail lines. The project is massive and will transform downtown.
Where can I watch those projects . I’m living in this state but never heard anything
@@jennpika6301 Centennial Yards development is Downtown Atlanta near the stadiums, it's in early stages you will see a massive open pit, But you youtube a news clip for quick info.
Please make video on mega projects in india
LMFAO found this is a rabbit hole deep dive after the Las Vegas GP just finished
Number 8 at 4:39 is COOL.
These mega projects look and sound like repair projects compared to what China is doing worldwide...
Guess HQ2 would have been a great boon to NYC, but Arlington will reap the rewards I guess, or the risks.. Depending on how you look at it
"[With the new bridge over the Ohio River] traffic will be significantly lower." Sure, for a few years, but it will catch up. Car infrastructure will always necessitate more car infrastructure. It's not a long term solution. Look how big the highways are in Houston, yet what there is congestion there ALL the time. Yet other cities of similar populations have much smaller highways but no worse traffic.
The bridge in Detroit is privately owned, which means the entire city is held hostage by one rich guy. At least the Gordie Howe Bridge will take away that threat.
Half Vegas nonsense, half useful transportation projects, though I do note that only half of the half is public transport-related.
Tutoria:
"Top Megaprojects in Africa"
Easy Mode:
"Top Megaprojects in Europa"
Medium:
"Top Megaprojects in USA"
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"Top Megaprojects in China"
Ultra:
"Top Megaprojects in UAE"
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"Top Megaprojects in Japan"
Im surpised Universal's Epic Universe isnt on this list.
ummm excited for the sphere bc i live in vegas
Last time people invested this kind of money in Vegas the economy collapsed. I'd like to just see them complete the Fontainebleau for F sakes.
Should be a Huge Wall in southern USA ! ! !
Make it #1 and spend whatever it takes, to keep Illegals OUT !
We could pay for most of these if we stopped paying for wars 😊
They got to invest more in public transportation, such as trains, and less on highways.
13:50 time stamp.... That is Los Angeles, Downtown LA to be exact.
7:59 The building just screams "The owner's wife worships pyramids and crystals. and did LSD once"