How To Build A City | SEATTLE | FD Engineering
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- How To Build A City: Seattle | FD Engineering
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This documentary uncovers the captivating story of Seattle's rise from a modest frontier town to a bustling modern city. Through archival footage and expert commentary, it explores the city's dynamic history, innovative urban development, and iconic landmarks. From the Space Needle to the bustling Pike Place Market, viewers are taken on a journey through Seattle's unique blend of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and entrepreneurial spirit.
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Weird how he only mentions the "war in Europe" without even a peep about the Pacific. Seattle was far more instrumental in the outcome in the Pacific and East Asia than just only Europe.
Yay my favorite US city!
Seattle
Boston
New York
San Fransisco (before)
Miami
Why no mention of Underground Seattle or Thomas Crapper (developer of indoor plumbing) in this video?
Or the mention of Cheif Seattle?
Other than the obvious nimby-isms, good video.
Love my city
A lot of the exact people interviewed and mentalities displayed are exactly what have held Seattle back when it comes to housing and inequality. The whole recounting of Seattle's history lauds the ability to "Move mountains" and grow exponentially during the gold rush and build the Space Needle in a year, but when it comes to the current Seattle, it's comments like "the wrong rate of growth" and "1-2 story buildings". Modern Seattle leaders and urban planners are more concerned with building shadows than actually densifying the city in a way that both matches Seattle's past no-holds-barred approach and actually makes a dent in housing a rental costs. More housing equals cheaper housing. Super simple supply and demand equation.
also, showing news footage of Houston flooding when talking about rain in Seattle epitomizes why this is not a good documentary.
As someone who grew up listening to grunge music in Toronto in the early 90's I have always been fascinated by Seattle. Is it a good place to live and work today?
I’ve been born and raised in Seattle great city for the outdoors,and good economy, but homelessness is high and the constant rain can definitely take an affect of newcomers not that it rains a a lot when it does but like the video said half the year or more is spent raining or without sun and that figure goes up more if you just count overcast.
Seattle is an innovative, industrious, outdoors type city. Always something to do.
i recommend taking a trip out for maybe 4-5 days and explore not just downtown but other neighborhoods as well. the natural landscape of seattle is beautiful and enough reason for me to want to move. but seattle also has a strong drug addiction/homelessness issue that is much more apparent compared to eastern cities, it may come as a shock to some. therefore, if you want to live here, it'd be best to come out and see which neighborhood speaks to you the best
Come build in South-Africa
SA govt is run by people racist towards whites. In other words, it is xenophobic also towards white talents. SA will continue sliding into a 3rd world country.
The most important thin in seattle is that dr. Frasier crane lives there😊
The music is pissing me off.
typa stuff they had in 2018, this looks like a re upload or sum
Well thanks … now it’s pissing me off. lol
Pioneer Place and Pike market. SMH was no research done?
You guys should make a documentary series on how not to build a city by using examples of Indian cities.
Nobody cares about India after Britain left.. 🥱
What's wrong with the Indian cities?
@@rbwica google their data vs other countries.. 😞
Everything @@rbwica
@@rbwicaI mean look at it. It's basically a mess. The city seems to expand without any planning at all.
a person moves to seattle every 9 minutes 😳
Unaffordable rents
Where are the drug Zombies? but Seattle urban planing is infinitley better than the city where im currently living in.
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how not to make a documentary
Livestock on the roof 🙄 mmmm okay
This video glamorizes corporations and millionaires without making any connection to the homeless and environmental issues. Why does the camera need to constantly jump around and focus in and out so often, it’s exhausting to watch. Even a photo of indigenous people flies by split seconds, doing all that focusing and jumping, no respect.
Money should take lessons on how to build a city from Seattle. Seattle is a mess now. Homeless everywhere
What’s the homelessness per capita?
Stop the cut a always please
We don't need any more luxurious unaffordable apartments and condos built for tech bros.
Build some decent housing normal people can afford to live in without having to slave away at a full-time job in addition to a BS part-time gig to make ends meet.
In my opinion, it rains too much in Seattle.
In my opinion your opinion is irrelevant
@@Tony-so1zl In my opinion, your opinion is also irrelevant
In my opinion it doesn’t rain enough
In my opinion I like the rain
agugh
This video became outdated pretty fast, downtown is hollowed out, Amazon is now headquartered in Bellevue, homeless and drug use is rampant, cost of living super high, rents out of control, super expensive housing market, tech companies halting expansion, slashing jobs.
why making this video available worldwide if immigrating to the USA is IMPOSSIBLE??? 😂😂😂
Trump should watch this. But noo, covid.
Cities are irrelevant. Remote is the future
spolier - cities are unsustainable pits of despair built on follower behavior