Can’t stand everyone pushing these new wallets. As a banker can’t stand people destroying their money and checks then expecting our machines to accept them, and personally don’t like that there’s no photo spots. If you really want to shrink your wallet then go all digital. I’d like to see better traditional wallets.
It's an interesting list, though most of them haven't been built yet (the title and description imply that the buildings exist). The Spiral is the one building in this list that I don't feel is particularly strange and including it at #3 seems pretty odd considering the other candidates.
I appreciate that they record a video of their commentary now. There are so many channels that use text-to-speech so it's nice to know these ones are authentic.
Honestly the most interesting one was the Tower of Life from Senegal. It seemed to have actual passive green technologies, while rest were just wasteful buildings that were greenwashed using typical add ones like solar panels etc.
New York City is constructing a hotel tower with an observation tower/vertical drop tower on top of it. The address of the building is 740 8th Ave. There is also the uniquely designed Penn 15 (yes that is the actual name), the new JPMorgan headquarters at 240 Park Ave with an interesting base, Tower Fish, with its interesting observation deck layout, 80 Flatbush Ave in Brooklyn, and a couple interesting waterfront twisted towers, also in Brooklyn ( next to the Domino Sugar Factory redevelopment site).
The strongest buildings in the world are engineering marvels that showcase human innovation and durability. These structures are built to withstand the harshest of natural forces and provide a sense of safety and stability for their occupants. From the Burj Khalifa's impressive height to the Hoover Dam's resilience against water pressure, these buildings are a testament to our ability to conquer the elements and push the boundaries of construction.
The Strada residential tower in south London had wind turbines as a feature on the roof. After a few weeks they turned them off and have never spun since (as far as I'm aware). Who would have thought people don't want to listen to the drumming sound of a turbine all day and night
Very nice video! When I watch it I look forward to the future. Hoping to see many of these projects go through. Especially those that focus on eco friendly environment.
So many shots of Vancouver House were shown on the segment of the Alberni I thought the two had been mixed up. Maybe they were? Vancouver House is skyscraper next to the Granville bridge on the north side of False creek, that has won several awards including CTBUH's Best Tall Building Worldwide in 2021. Coal harbour (the view of which the Alberni is designed not to block) is on the other side of Vancouver's downtown.
Bit of a mistake for Vancouver ... you were showing images of Bjarke Ingels Vancouver House when you were talking about the Alberni. The latter is overlooking Coal Harbour but the former is on the other side of downtown overlooking False Creek. You should do a segment on the Ingels tower though as it's pretty amazing!
I got a suggestion for you. How bout you make a video of the top ten tallest skyscrapers in Chicago, Illinois and please make sure you only include the skyscrapers that are already completed.
It may be like The Oasis Towers but it is really ugly from outside of the development where The Oasis Towers are actually pleasing to the eye. If they actually include the vegetation as depicted, that is. Otherwise it will look like crap as shown in The Valley in Amsterdam comparing artists renditions vs real life execution.
I suggest that you talk about the most beautiful buildings in the world. I will choose for you: the Museum of the Future in Dubai, the Ithraa Building in Dhahran, the Hall of Mirrors in AlUla, the National Museum of Qatar, and the King Abdullah Center for Petroleum Studies and Research.
Wow these buildings are sure have good architecture but they are weird and cool i wonder how the Architects who build the buildings came up with the ideas i wonder.
Or the Chinese gateway could be compared to, I don't lnow... the GATEWAY ARCH?! Which is taller than the Washington Monument. It also symbolizes the convergence of two great rivers so not sure why you didn't make this obvious comparison instead.
This video is pretty much click bait. Disappointing as I liked another video from the same creator. Most of the buildings are "possibilities", contradicting the title
En équivalent , de tours étranges , en France , on a l'Arche de la Défense (111m; 1989) construite pour le bis centenaires de la Révolution , on a La Tour de Lille (120m 1995) une tour en forme de L sur deux piliers, au dessus d'un autre bâtiment et la futur Tour Triangle à Paris 15e (180m; 2026).
I worked on the spiral, first I’m hearing of this affirmation tower, but there has been a lot of jobs that require minorities and women on site from each crew. If you ask me it’s wrong, sometimes you have crews of only 2 workers and right there you dictate that one of them must be from a certain demographic
Yes, we are trying to improve it. The audio quality will be better in a voiceover studio. But we still think its worth it to record with video. What do you think?
@@MegaBuildsYT definitely worth it, it gives the videos more personality. Excited to see where the content goes with added video. Maybe on location videos in the future 👀
Thank God Europe as a whole have extremely strict building codes. A building must last time up close and afar. London is a good example on how to build new high-rises that blend into surrounding in the ground level and from afar. The buildings in the video seem detached and I didn't see any pictures close-up.
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Can’t stand everyone pushing these new wallets. As a banker can’t stand people destroying their money and checks then expecting our machines to accept them, and personally don’t like that there’s no photo spots. If you really want to shrink your wallet then go all digital. I’d like to see better traditional wallets.
It's an interesting list, though most of them haven't been built yet (the title and description imply that the buildings exist). The Spiral is the one building in this list that I don't feel is particularly strange and including it at #3 seems pretty odd considering the other candidates.
i agree fr
more clickbait then adding something. 😂
I appreciate that they record a video of their commentary now. There are so many channels that use text-to-speech so it's nice to know these ones are authentic.
yeah this one is really good
Honestly the most interesting one was the Tower of Life from Senegal. It seemed to have actual passive green technologies, while rest were just wasteful buildings that were greenwashed using typical add ones like solar panels etc.
lol it will never be built
I don't think you should count something if it hasn't been built yet.
Iconic, iconic iconic. Iconic, iconic, iconic iconic iconic.
Iconic! ICONIC!!!
Do you know of any other strange looking buildings that we missed in this list?😎👇
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The Alcove tower in Nashville, TN.
The Dubai Creek Tower
New York City is constructing a hotel tower with an observation tower/vertical drop tower on top of it. The address of the building is 740 8th Ave. There is also the uniquely designed Penn 15 (yes that is the actual name), the new JPMorgan headquarters at 240 Park Ave with an interesting base, Tower Fish, with its interesting observation deck layout, 80 Flatbush Ave in Brooklyn, and a couple interesting waterfront twisted towers, also in Brooklyn ( next to the Domino Sugar Factory redevelopment site).
Mahanakhon in Thailand.
The strongest buildings in the world are engineering marvels that showcase human innovation and durability. These structures are built to withstand the harshest of natural forces and provide a sense of safety and stability for their occupants. From the Burj Khalifa's impressive height to the Hoover Dam's resilience against water pressure, these buildings are a testament to our ability to conquer the elements and push the boundaries of construction.
imagine aliens watching this video trying to understand us
Wtf
The aliens think only the function matters?
@lluucasiscool I think The Aliens are watching the vid To
I am alien 👽. Is hard to understand what the humans is doing ?lol 😂😂
They probably think we are crazy
The Strada residential tower in south London had wind turbines as a feature on the roof.
After a few weeks they turned them off and have never spun since (as far as I'm aware).
Who would have thought people don't want to listen to the drumming sound of a turbine all day and night
I don't care how strong the core is for the Affirmation there is no way it can hold up long term with such a top heavy design.
Very nice video! When I watch it I look forward to the future. Hoping to see many of these projects go through. Especially those that focus on eco friendly environment.
So many shots of Vancouver House were shown on the segment of the Alberni I thought the two had been mixed up. Maybe they were? Vancouver House is skyscraper next to the Granville bridge on the north side of False creek, that has won several awards including CTBUH's Best Tall Building Worldwide in 2021. Coal harbour (the view of which the Alberni is designed not to block) is on the other side of Vancouver's downtown.
Video should have been titled: The Strangest Buildings in the World, that don't exist.
Number 9 on this list reminds me of MVRDV Valley in Amsterdam. Super cool building!
same architects
8:16 The Tower of Life is my favorite one
I hope in the future will build these buildings❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
love your videos, but the facecam could be a little bit improved by changing your shutter speed to 1/50 to make it look more natural☺️☺️
A bit disappointing where that 3 of buildings have actually been built all the others are on the drawing board.
Great video!
thank you :)
baobab tower looks interesting!
Bit of a mistake for Vancouver ... you were showing images of Bjarke Ingels Vancouver House when you were talking about the Alberni. The latter is overlooking Coal Harbour but the former is on the other side of downtown overlooking False Creek. You should do a segment on the Ingels tower though as it's pretty amazing!
1:49 just hope a giant doesn't try to play Jenga with this building.
The renderings for Dubai city tower are pretty wild
MY DAD WORKED AT ALDAR HEADQUARTERS! they changed it tho
Very nice ❤
😮All These structures 🏗️are unique in design ,shape construction and excavation 🚜
I'm pretty sure Number 4 is Wakanda
You have a such pleasant voice to listing.😊
Neat to see one of them in Canada, even if it is Vancouver 😶🌫
Awesome video
Errors made here. The alberni... Showed multiple images of "Vancouver house" a completly different building. They look sort of close from one side.
10:43 what about the wind turbine noise? 🙄
Or the vibrations they would cause?
Thank you
Does the SRG Tower remind anyone else of the Shanghai World Financial Center?
Woow another banger amazing
Definitely want his lil bonus
Nice concept buildings.
I want the old Top Luxury 💖
It's the same type of content they always had.
Well, Calgary’s Telus Sky doesn’t seem so weird after all!
There is also a project in Paris called "Tour Triangle" that could have been part of the video
I've watched the documentary about the Aldad Headquarters
For those who have trypophobia the tower of life will be unpleasant experiences for them. 😬😬
I got a suggestion for you. How bout you make a video of the top ten tallest skyscrapers in Chicago, Illinois and please make sure you only include the skyscrapers that are already completed.
Why would he make a video of a bunch of shacks in comparison to what is built/being built in other cities in the world?
You have only 159 videos dude and I have watched half of the videos in two days..
#2 Built in wind turbines does not work. London tried it years ago. It had to be deactivated due to nouse complaints.
La torre de la vida es el proyecto que más me impresionó.
Really love this video, I think we definitely want to see this topic of "top 10 stranger _______ in the world"
Could be anything
Ternary Tower= beans
Wow so ammazing 👍👍👍
Affirmation Tower is such an eye sore
I’m from Vancouver
2:09 Actually, there is a Residential Developemnt in Singapore like The Oasis Towers called Marina One Residences.
It may be like The Oasis Towers but it is really ugly from outside of the development where The Oasis Towers are actually pleasing to the eye. If they actually include the vegetation as depicted, that is. Otherwise it will look like crap as shown in The Valley in Amsterdam comparing artists renditions vs real life execution.
Tower of Life Looks Cool As Heck.... Would Be Amazing On Bands of Congo and or On One Of Africa's Great Lakes Since It Could Be In Central Africa.
Getting quite good at skipping sponsors/adverts nowadays too
These buildings make so much shadow. I don't want to live nearby.
Check out Ithra buidling in Dhahran City of Saudi Arabia, its owned by the Oli Company Saudi Aramco, you will be amazed by its beauty
I don't think clay as any part of an outer facade would be a good idea.
You're not wrong. Strong wind or an earthquake could send tons of clay falling down on people below. It's a terrible idea.
But, but.... IT'S SUSTAINABLE!!! 😜
What about that one in Chicago that has a small bottom and doubles in size
12:23
So in american foots it will be higher or what?)
I can understand, wanting to maximize natural sunlight., but other than that, the buildings are hideous.
I like how they reused a thumbnail from an already posted video on their channel.
Great sir
thanks!
I suggest that you talk about the most beautiful buildings in the world. I will choose for you: the Museum of the Future in Dubai, the Ithraa Building in Dhahran, the Hall of Mirrors in AlUla, the National Museum of Qatar, and the King Abdullah Center for Petroleum Studies and Research.
and most beautiful skyscrapers
The second one is just an abandoned building
9:21
I feel like something like this should be built on smaller scale to see if ot would work
Mahanakorn building in Thailand is also great
Wow these buildings are sure have good architecture but they are weird and cool i wonder how the Architects who build the buildings came up with the ideas i wonder.
I highly doubt the one in Dakar will ever get built.
So why You say that ?
Or the Chinese gateway could be compared to, I don't lnow... the GATEWAY ARCH?! Which is taller than the Washington Monument. It also symbolizes the convergence of two great rivers so not sure why you didn't make this obvious comparison instead.
12:55 Nothing says inclusivity like a majority team of one group of people. Yeah, progress.
You showed the wrong building in Vancouver a handful of times. You also showed the wrong harbour.
Source: I lived there
Extraordinary geometry. What it looks like to me is an illustration of the enormous gap between the wealthy and the poor.
The tower of lifes clay exterior would easily fall apart after a storm
Do you have a collection of Qurans on your bookshelf or is some other leather backed books?
This video is pretty much click bait. Disappointing as I liked another video from the same creator. Most of the buildings are "possibilities", contradicting the title
Isn’t that Doha building where the Hamas terrorist leaders live!
Of course we aren’t supposed to talk about that
Affirmation Tower should be renamed Cringe Tower
The affirmation tower won’t work.
Affirmation Tower sounds more like a propaganda tower to me
The Trans America building in SF amd the Prudential building in Boston
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It’s really cool how this channel is just UAE propaganda
Nooooo I totally didn’t like my own comment
😂
0:30 Semispherical?…where did you learn geometry?
SOHO tower in New York
My brain can't compete with those architects, So I'm out👍
Number9 nothing special, Amsterdam also have a building like that
En équivalent , de tours étranges , en France , on a l'Arche de la Défense (111m; 1989) construite pour le bis centenaires de la Révolution , on a La Tour de Lille (120m 1995) une tour en forme de L sur deux piliers, au dessus d'un autre bâtiment et la futur Tour Triangle à Paris 15e (180m; 2026).
I worked on the spiral, first I’m hearing of this affirmation tower, but there has been a lot of jobs that require minorities and women on site from each crew. If you ask me it’s wrong, sometimes you have crews of only 2 workers and right there you dictate that one of them must be from a certain demographic
Yeah, what about other minorities that don't get the spotlight? Can this be considered reverse racism? But what do I know?
Whilst it’s good to have a face to the channel, the audio quality suffers with it.
Yes, we are trying to improve it. The audio quality will be better in a voiceover studio. But we still think its worth it to record with video. What do you think?
@@MegaBuildsYT definitely worth it, it gives the videos more personality.
Excited to see where the content goes with added video. Maybe on location videos in the future 👀
Buildings I see in "Last Of Us" game 😂
Its not safe to say that second on the list is unique in the world. Looks like a direct ripoff of "Valley" in Amsterdam.
You should have put a trigger warning for #4. I have trypophobia.
Combining buildings and renewable energies is such a smart idea. Imagine society if all buildings did this.
adds a ton of extra cost. Usually cheaper to build separately. Also much easier to maintain when separate.
My thoughts as a Chinese on the last one: don't build it. Please.
Do you edited video
Coud do WITHOUT the shots with you in them LOUSY>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Thank God Europe as a whole have extremely strict building codes. A building must last time up close and afar. London is a good example on how to build new high-rises that blend into surrounding in the ground level and from afar. The buildings in the video seem detached and I didn't see any pictures close-up.
LOL. Yeah, The Gherkin totally blends in with the existing architecture.... GTFOH.
Afro pick? Really? Ok....