Definitely the Shanghai tower. I visited the city some years ago, stand next to the 3 towers. But I was to late in the evening there. So they were closed since around 30 minutes. That sucks.
@@mariaramirez-hm3mn The height of the Burj Khalifa is 828 m (2,717 ft) at the tip, including the spire of 223 m (732ft).so Without the spire antenna, the burj Khalifa is only 602 m (1,984 ft) high.while The Shanghai Tower is 632 m (2,073 ft) tall without antennas
Yes thats known. I live in NY I know all about the towers and especially my favorite which is the One World Trade. I went to the observatory part, which was very high, but with its spire it is 1776 feet, which makes it very tall. But these days we have many towers built, that have passed the one world trade already. But NY has 3 new towers that have beat the sears tower just in building height which are one vanderbilt, central park tower, and the 111th street. But none of them were able to surpass the one world trade.
One world trade when it was built was 3rd place in the leaderboard of tallest tower because of its spire 1st - burj khalif 2nd - clock tower hotel 3 - One world trade
@@Djangohoi same here, I want ny to have much higher buildings. NY had the oldest towers and kept being the tallest in the world. It started with 700 feet towers, to thousands. Crystler, empire state. The empire state used to be the worlds tallest, Then the ORIGInal world trade, but then it got beaten by sears tower and many more after then. But NY towers are unique and beautiful. I am really interested in aviation, towers, and firefighting. I know all about 9/11 and I am very interested in it, and it was very tragic.
@@Absolut531kmh Only if the "metal pole" is an integral part of the design. The Willis Tower can not have it's antennae counted because they are not an integral part of the tower. But the spire of One World Trade Center is counted as part of the building because it's an integral part. With that being said, I sometimes feel like it's cheating to count spires and antennae.
@@dimsumden5745 Did you know the Burj Khalifa was designed by an American? Also a number of iconic Chinese skyscrapers were also designed by Americans not Chinese. Actually some of their construction was organized by American architecture companies.
Exactly! One World Trade is actually the shortest building in the lot. And notice the buildings in China have a more creative design, not rectangles like in the US?
@Mr X My point is we are still designing skyscrapers that don't use spires as a total height. America still has it! We haven't lost our architectural pride just yet.
@@Mrhyper-ht7qn Don't have to say that XDD, NYC was already like as developed as many international cities nowadays in the 40s, it's an undead legendary. Love from Shanghai :)❤️
The height of a building should be the height of the highest occupied story. Otherwise, people will build a 50 story building and add a structural top to gain the tallest building title.
Well, you also gotta love the fact that for a few seconds there it is actually showing John Hancock next to the name "Willis Tower". smh And I'm just one of those annoying Michigan folk who would visit once or twice a year.
Just think how tall the Chinese skyscrapers would be if they stuck a 120m+ antenna on top, like the One World Trade Center & Willis tower! China's not in the race now since they limited the height of new buildings to 500m. I'm currently in Suzhou & the 730m tower planned has been redesigned to ... you guessed it ... 499m! :-(
I feel like the One World Trade Center’S design kinda copied them Shanghai world financial centres design since it’s built first, except for the spire and the unique hole of the centre.
Regrettably, the Chinese government has restricted the overhaul of super high-rise buildings, and generally cannot build buildings exceeding 500 meters.
Nah it’s good. I lived in Shanghai for many years, those tall buildings are empty. They need to manage it better. If you look at Tokyo they planned this stuff better. They have a ton of high rises, but none are crazy high. And the population is comparable.
@@sloppynyuszi Not only Shanghai, but buildings like Shenzhen and Beijing are also very empty. Some cities in China blindly compare and build landmark buildings in the city. The Chinese government may consider the high vacancy rate of buildings and the high maintenance costs of buildings, so it limits the construction of super high-rise buildings. , But it’s a pity for me, because I’m a fan of tall buildings. By the way, Shanghai is developing the North Bund. A 480 meter high building will be built and some 200+，300+high buildings will form the North Bund skyline. The area is bigger than Lujiazui.
The Petronas Towers are my favorite in terms of design. The Shanghai Tower is my favorite conceptually. The Willis Tower was the most influential in my life. As a 10 year old I remember my family driving past this tower under construction late at night and seeing the construction lights on every floor glittering up to the clouds. That vision sealed my fate as an aspiring architect. My least favorite tower is the Freedom Tower. Imagine my disappointment as an architecture school student when I first saw the design unveiled. I remembered back to an architecture journal in the library that contained a picture of a new tower that Harry Weese had designed. The Freedom Tower is a copy of the shape of Harry Weese's building. Plagiarism which was anathema to budding architects was alive and well and celebrated.
Not many people appreciate the New World Trade center. Everyone is like "ohh I hate that spire! It's not the tallest building in the US! Spires don't count!" I was at the world trade center two weeks before New York went into full covid lockdown. I went to the observation deck. It was a beautiful view and a clear day.
@@dr_palmtree4734 ikr it still looks beautiful. New Yorkers always complain about how they could’ve made it taller when clearly other major cities like London don’t have much tall skyscrapers
@@dr_palmtree4734 New Yorkers need to Declare that they Double Up the One World Trade because the Skinny Towers is an eye sore on the Manhattan SkyLine !!!!
5:05 Guangzhou Financial Center, my favourite♡ Its so gigantic🤯 First Time i saw the Tower Was in Battlefield 4 and alone in this Game the Tower is massive
@@insectbite1714 china produces one third of the worlds product so having that much pollution is absolutely normal ....what about the US nad europe ?they do very little and still have higher per capita emissions than china
@@thunderbolt4451 nope. Every one of Chinas practices is more polluting than America's. Chinas pollution per persion is higher than America when you count having kids and their consumption of items.
The comparison between USA and China are not just tallest building. There still have more giant infastructures such like bridges, high speed rails, highways, ports, airports, tunnels, hydroelectric, metros, railway stations, space station etc.
But the Rise tower will be 420 meters the structure, and plus 20 meters the antenna=440 meters. IF THEY EVER MAKE IT, IN MEXICO THEY SAY ONE THING AND THEY DO ANOTHER THING AT THE END! WHO KNOWS HOW TALL IT BE, REALLY!
Ikr, people are worried about taller skycrapers in nyc, but technically there already are since the WTC's roof height is 1368 feet not 1776. And if One WTC is represents freedom and memorial, it shouldnt matter whether if a new US skyscraper surpass it's height or not. What should matter is that we either don't forget 9/11 or forget it's original business roots before 9/11.
Number 7. I was born and raised on Chicago's South Side and I still call it the Sears Tower in the Chicago spirit. In fact, even after the Pretonas Towers were completed, I refused to believe Chicago was no longer home to the world's tallest building. It wasn't until Taipei 101 was completed in 2004 that I finally admitted defeat.
Did you know Chicago is responsible for the design of Shanghai tower. A lot of the designs for the world's tallest skyscrapers come from Chicago. Chicago and the US hasn't lost the skyscraper race just yet my friend.
@@dr_palmtree4734 I don't recall ever knowing that, but now that you told me, I'm not surprised at all. One thing I do know, however, is that some Chicago architects have designed some of Asia's tallest buildings.
The Ping An Building is the most aesthetic skyscraper on the video. It was originally supposed to have a 60m spire on top. But Shanghai petitioned Beijing to scrap it, because an upstart city like Shenzhen could never be allowed to eclipse Shanghai.
You should have included the Twin Towers without mentioning 9-11. They were still the tallest buildings in the World once. I’m not going to be sad they’re not here anymore, I’m going to be happy they existed to begin with. Served an incredible and integral purpose to The Untied States.
Even though the World Trade Center is not as tall as the China skyscrapers, it will always be my favorite because of what it resembles for America and NYC
Wait a sec....the spire is only about 144 metres....U can check it at CTBUH.....even burj khalifa has an almost 200 metres spire... Please make a strong statement before claiming anything 😂lol
@@dimsumden5745 still taller than Shanghai Tower....even with the spire...CTBUH count it as the part of the building too...even burj khalifa with the 200m+ spire is now the tallest building in the world..828-200=628...which is 4m shorter than Shanghai Tower..but why can it be the tallest building in the world??? Remember! Spire is also count as the part of the building...but not the antenna!!!
Willis Tower designed by Fazlur Rahman Khan. Fozlur Rôhman Khan was born in Bangladesh 3 April 1929 - 27 March 1982) was a structural engineer and architect, who initiated important structural systems for skyscrapers Skyscraper Considered the "father of tubular designs Tube (structure) " for high-rises, . He was the designer of the Sears Tower, since renamed John Hancock Center John Hancock Center. Willis Tower tallest building in the world from 1973 until 1998 and the 100-story.
2100 will be when plastic will be in every living creature on earth, causing mass extinction and poisioning. 50% of the worlds plastic was made in the last 13 years.
Shanghai tower was designed by an American. So was the Burj Kahlifa was also designed by an American. So in some way America hasn't lost the skyscraper race yet. We still design the world's tallest skyscrapers for other countries.
It was designed by a team of experts lead by a CHINESE architect. That company has many offices. If it’s building in China it needs to use talent because Chinese people culturally require things to be done in accordance to our beliefs and preferences. I’m a designer and I’m Chinese I know that when foreigners don’t take into account culture things don’t work out. For high stakes investment you can’t be an amateur and risk it. Chinese firms are more than capable of doing this too. But this project was conceived way before our Chinese architects became more popular. MAD architects is Chinese and it’s considered one of the best in the world since the 2010’s.
To those of you who are Chinese and want to compare beyond the skyscraper, fine. America leads in space projects, has far more airports, has far fewer high speed rail lines (high speed rail = 3rd world; airports = 1st world), more bridges, a bigger economy, and higher technology, both for the civilian sector as well as the military. ... Not bad for a country having 1/5th the population of China...
It's nearly impossible to compare the two countries because they're very different, and the US is a liberal democracy. China functions like the world's largest prison. You should also take in consideration how many CCP trolls and government officials are commenting to boost interest in China as they reopen their economy. Competition in space and technology is the best result of Cold Wars superpower competition. If you're genuinely supportive of America, you shouldn't feel eager to see China fail. They are slowly become less communist, but it's still a centralized command economy that's planned by the government rather than the free market. Communism never works, and now that their double digit growth has begun to decline, there's going to be civil unrest. It's easy to keep the country unconcerned about freedom when the economy is growing, but now that it's slowing down, there will be more demands for freedom.
Ay amigo que te puedo decir… NO. Shanghai es una ciudad fundada en 1291. Estados Unidos apenas tiene poco más de 200 años de historia. Necesitas estudiar mucho
The information from this clip is not correct. Tallest buildings in USA vs China (at the end of 2020) should be Architectural Top floor/Roof No. 10 Changsha IFS Tower T1, Changsha (2018) 452.1 m 431 m No. 9 Central Park Tower, NYC (2021) 472.4 m 472 m No.8 International Commerce Centre, HK (2010) 484 m 484 m No. 7 Shanghai World Financial Center, Shanghai (2008) 492 m 487.4 m No. 6 China Zun, Beijing (2018) 527.7 m 524 m No. 5Tianjin CTF Finance Centre, Tianjin (2019) 530 m 439 m No.4 Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre, Guangzhou (2016) 530 m 496 m No. 3 One World Trade Center, NYC (2014) 541.3 m 417 m No. 2 Ping An International Finance Centre, Shenzhen (2017) 599.1 m 555 m No. 1 Shanghai Tower, Shanghai (2015) 632 m 587.4 m No. 11, 12 and 13 are also the buildings in China 443.1 m, 445.5 m and 450 m respectively. Willis Tower, Chicago (1974) 442.1 m is no. 15 !!!!!!
Hope you enjoyed this video. Which Skyscraper is your favorite?
Ping an Finance center, Central Park Tower and Shanghai Tower
definitely the One World Trade center
One world trade center.
The World Finance Center for sure!!
Definitely the Shanghai tower. I visited the city some years ago, stand next to the 3 towers. But I was to late in the evening there. So they were closed since around 30 minutes. That sucks.
China is not rushing to be no.1 skyscraper country, it already is.
1.4 billion vs 330
If shanghai tower add an ANTENNA it will become tallest building in the world. In fact the usable space of Shanghai tower is larger than Burjkhalifa.
Only if the antenna was more than 196 meters then yes,cause the Shanghai tower is 632 and the burj Khalifa is 828
@@mariaramirez-hm3mn It is possible considering One World Trade Center has 124 Meters of Antenna above its 417 meter roof. lol
@@mariaramirez-hm3mn The height of the Burj Khalifa is 828 m (2,717 ft) at the tip, including the spire of 223 m (732ft).so Without the spire antenna, the burj Khalifa is only 602 m (1,984 ft) high.while The Shanghai Tower is 632 m (2,073 ft) tall without antennas
Fun fact Sears tower is bigger than one world trade but one world trade has a bigger Antennas
I think they shouldn't count the antennas, so many buildings would be taller than one world trade center
Yes thats known. I live in NY
I know all about the towers and especially my favorite which is the One World Trade.
I went to the observatory part, which was very high, but with its spire it is 1776 feet, which makes it very tall.
But these days we have many towers built, that have passed the one world trade already.
But NY has 3 new towers that have beat the sears tower just in building height which are one vanderbilt, central park tower, and the 111th street.
But none of them were able to surpass the one world trade.
One world trade when it was built was 3rd place in the leaderboard of tallest tower because of its spire
1st - burj khalif
2nd - clock tower hotel
3 - One world trade
@@FreedomSuh i saw that ny has a limit of buildings being taller then one world trade centrer, i'd rather see ny having even higher buildings
@@Djangohoi same here, I want ny to have much higher buildings. NY had the oldest towers and kept being the tallest in the world. It started with 700 feet towers, to thousands. Crystler, empire state. The empire state used to be the worlds tallest, Then the ORIGInal world trade, but then it got beaten by sears tower and many more after then. But NY towers are unique and beautiful. I am really interested in aviation, towers, and firefighting. I know all about 9/11 and I am very interested in it, and it was very tragic.
The One World Trade Centre is NOT 541m tall.
It is 417m tall with a 124m metal pole bolted to the top.
Willis tower too
@@shukriwafiq5220 willis tower is 527with a rooftop of 442
Bruh, 417m+124m=541m, it is 541m,every tower still counts the height of the metal pole
The claim that it’s 541m tall makes it a joke. That’s unfortunate because it’s a beautiful skyscraper.
@@Absolut531kmh Only if the "metal pole" is an integral part of the design. The Willis Tower can not have it's antennae counted because they are not an integral part of the tower. But the spire of One World Trade Center is counted as part of the building because it's an integral part. With that being said, I sometimes feel like it's cheating to count spires and antennae.
One thing I can admit. China actually builds skyscrapers to there actual height. Not put a spire on the top of there buildings to make them taller.
Agree. If Ping An added a 200m+ spire it would match Burj Khalifa.
@@dimsumden5745 Did you know the Burj Khalifa was designed by an American? Also a number of iconic Chinese skyscrapers were also designed by Americans not Chinese. Actually some of their construction was organized by American architecture companies.
Exactly! One World Trade is actually the shortest building in the lot. And notice the buildings in China have a more creative design, not rectangles like in the US?
@Mr X My point is we are still designing skyscrapers that don't use spires as a total height. America still has it! We haven't lost our architectural pride just yet.
@@dr_palmtree4734 American exceptionalism right there, ladies and gentlemen.
China has suspended building skyscrapers above 500m. You might see a lot of 499m tall buildings in China in the coming few years.😬
So sad
You can't see that in Australia
Even that building are taller than most Skyscrapers in the world
I think they have realised that so many megatalls might be their undoing and could lead to dangerous and fragile city.
@@taskmaster9891 yes
Host: 0:10 china is rushing to claim the throne.
number of skyscrapers in both countries
China 2540: USA 836
Haha
That's times 3 of usa
I've been on the Shanghai Tower 🤣🤣 Shanghai is a really dope city
I live in Shanghai and i love this city
I love Shanghai and believe me New York is noway near as beautiful or developed as Shanghai 🇨🇳🤩
@@Mrhyper-ht7qn Don't have to say that XDD, NYC was already like as developed as many international cities nowadays in the 40s, it's an undead legendary. Love from Shanghai :)❤️
@@killeryin1631 ❤️❤️❤️but we are looking at the future and Shanghai easily surpasses all ❤️❤️but respect for NYC 🇨🇳❤️🇺🇸
If you write down this comment in China website they'll attack you😂because they don't want to and can't face the truth...
Pingan tower is the best and Shenzhen is the city of my dream. It looks so beautiful.
Shanghai is beautiful as always..
The height of a building should be the height of the highest occupied story. Otherwise, people will build a 50 story building and add a structural top to gain the tallest building title.
exactly!
Like an antenna
Fun fact
There is a waterfall in Antarctica that runs red as blood
-Shazistic
6:33 the One World Trade is 1776 ft, not 1774
Maybe a rounding error after conversion from standard measurements!
like the year America was founded?
Chicago locals: Yeah it pronounces like " *Sears Towers* " even thou it writes like "Willis Tower".
Well, you also gotta love the fact that for a few seconds there it is actually showing John Hancock next to the name "Willis Tower". smh And I'm just one of those annoying Michigan folk who would visit once or twice a year.
Nice video as always!
Omg ur here? I watched ur agar.io videos years back wow
I miss the agar.io videos :(
I think this Agar.io idols just watched all top luxury videos.
Or...
He just subscribed him?
Can't stand the One World Trade Center. They cheaped out with that ugly spire instead of having a higher roof. Ridiculous and disgraceful
Cocos
U.S cities are starting to look like villages next to Chinese cities! 😬
China is number one,, about technology ⚙
Just think how tall the Chinese skyscrapers would be if they stuck a 120m+ antenna on top, like the One World Trade Center & Willis tower! China's not in the race now since they limited the height of new buildings to 500m. I'm currently in Suzhou & the 730m tower planned has been redesigned to ... you guessed it ... 499m! :-(
I feel like the One World Trade Center’S design kinda copied them Shanghai world financial centres design since it’s built first, except for the spire and the unique hole of the centre.
Regrettably, the Chinese government has restricted the overhaul of super high-rise buildings, and generally cannot build buildings exceeding 500 meters.
Nah it’s good. I lived in Shanghai for many years, those tall buildings are empty. They need to manage it better. If you look at Tokyo they planned this stuff better. They have a ton of high rises, but none are crazy high. And the population is comparable.
@@sloppynyuszi Not only Shanghai, but buildings like Shenzhen and Beijing are also very empty. Some cities in China blindly compare and build landmark buildings in the city. The Chinese government may consider the high vacancy rate of buildings and the high maintenance costs of buildings, so it limits the construction of super high-rise buildings. , But it’s a pity for me, because I’m a fan of tall buildings. By the way, Shanghai is developing the North Bund. A 480 meter high building will be built and some 200+，300+high buildings will form the North Bund skyline. The area is bigger than Lujiazui.
@@HK-hr5fs Shanghai is now approved for living and safety. The Shanghai tower is now very occupied.
@@sloppynyuszi then why China plans to have 157 more skyscrapers by 2025?
@@NUI_BAWK_2_Angnot crazy high ones
I always forget my cell phone when I leave my house. Imagine if u live on the 90 th floor.
China definitely beat USA with the skyscrapers 🇨🇳
The Petronas Towers are my favorite in terms of design. The Shanghai Tower is my favorite conceptually. The Willis Tower was the most influential in my life. As a 10 year old I remember my family driving past this tower under construction late at night and seeing the construction lights on every floor glittering up to the clouds. That vision sealed my fate as an aspiring architect. My least favorite tower is the Freedom Tower. Imagine my disappointment as an architecture school student when I first saw the design unveiled. I remembered back to an architecture journal in the library that contained a picture of a new tower that Harry Weese had designed. The Freedom Tower is a copy of the shape of Harry Weese's building. Plagiarism which was anathema to budding architects was alive and well and celebrated.
Man my thoughts
my favorite skycrapes pyramids, egypt.. greece athens akropolis, ancient rom.... la tour eiffel paris...
You took "I was born in the wrong generation" to the next level.
China's skyscrapers are very tall and beautiful
Always love the vids!
Good video. I like the One World Trade Center for its iconic design.
Not many people appreciate the New World Trade center. Everyone is like "ohh I hate that spire! It's not the tallest building in the US! Spires don't count!" I was at the world trade center two weeks before New York went into full covid lockdown. I went to the observation deck. It was a beautiful view and a clear day.
@@dr_palmtree4734 ikr it still looks beautiful. New Yorkers always complain about how they could’ve made it taller when clearly other major cities like London don’t have much tall skyscrapers
@@dr_palmtree4734
New Yorkers need to Declare that they Double Up the One World Trade because the Skinny Towers is an eye sore on the Manhattan SkyLine !!!!
Okay the World Financial Center might be my favorite! Great video!! 😎
It looks cool
@@bramble6584 it’s meant to loook like a bottle opener , it’s the intention of the designers of the tower
5:05
Guangzhou Financial Center, my favourite♡
Its so gigantic🤯
First Time i saw the Tower Was in Battlefield 4 and alone in this Game the Tower is massive
I went to Canton tower b4, that's nice
The pollution. Do sad
Are you a communist?
@@insectbite1714 china produces one third of the worlds product so having that much pollution is absolutely normal ....what about the US nad europe ?they do very little and still have higher per capita emissions than china
@@thunderbolt4451 nope. Every one of Chinas practices is more polluting than America's. Chinas pollution per persion is higher than America when you count having kids and their consumption of items.
The comparison between USA and China are not just tallest building. There still have more giant infastructures such like bridges, high speed rails, highways, ports, airports, tunnels, hydroelectric, metros, railway stations, space station etc.
and China beat them in almost of them al
You can talk about a 440-meter tower to be built in 2021 in Mexico

We were told that it’ll rise up to 440m
Its 440 mts
But the Rise tower will be 420 meters the structure, and plus 20 meters the antenna=440 meters. IF THEY EVER MAKE IT, IN MEXICO THEY SAY ONE THING AND THEY DO ANOTHER THING AT THE END! WHO KNOWS HOW TALL IT BE, REALLY!
@@joec5155 true lol
😒
isnt the International Commerce Centre (ICC) from hong kong taller than both the willis tower and the central park tower
ICC is taller than Willis & central park tower
Clean as always!
Appreciate it!
ev yum ha
Great one!! Keep it up!!! Perhaps comparisons between airports, bridges, dams, highways, etc next video. Thanks.
Now I'm early! But I can't watch this now becouse I'm going to sleep, but I watch this tomorrow
You took the time to type this?
I love the Shanghai tower
It was designed by an American.
Obuisly China Skyscrapers
Spirals shudnt be counted.. one world trade’s roof is way lower than many other skyscrapers..
Ikr, people are worried about taller skycrapers in nyc, but technically there already are since the WTC's roof height is 1368 feet not 1776. And if One WTC is represents freedom and memorial, it shouldnt matter whether if a new US skyscraper surpass it's height or not. What should matter is that we either don't forget 9/11 or forget it's original business roots before 9/11.
yeah, or else central park tower is taller than world trade center in nyc
China Most Beautiful Skyscraper
China looks much more modern.
Because it is.
It’s more modern yes
Suzhou!🔥
China just have lights. It's the world's largest prison. You can't compare New York City to any other place on earth.
Looks can be deceiving.
Number 7. I was born and raised on Chicago's South Side and I still call it the Sears Tower in the Chicago spirit. In fact, even after the Pretonas Towers were completed, I refused to believe Chicago was no longer home to the world's tallest building. It wasn't until Taipei 101 was completed in 2004 that I finally admitted defeat.
Did you know Chicago is responsible for the design of Shanghai tower. A lot of the designs for the world's tallest skyscrapers come from Chicago. Chicago and the US hasn't lost the skyscraper race just yet my friend.
@@dr_palmtree4734 I don't recall ever knowing that, but now that you told me, I'm not surprised at all. One thing I do know, however, is that some Chicago architects have designed some of Asia's tallest buildings.
@@dr_palmtree4734 which building was it inspired from?
technically sears tower is taller then petronas because petronas only won due to a spire but taipei actually looks taller
And the winner is ... China ! ... However , now the tallest building in united states is willis tower of Chicago.
If not for the antenas or metal bolted on top of most buildings in US, it won't sum up to those heights
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Just admit it...China is futuristic for their city and huge!!!🇨🇳
Yeah it’s millions of workers being used up like slave labor, they can make anything lol
@@owolord6343 how do you know , have you been there lol .😆
@@Tiktok-nd5vv I’ve been to Seoul
@@owolord6343 That... isn't in China, but I think South Korea basically has slave labor too so you're correct about that one.
@@owolord6343 you've been to Seoul? Yeah Seoul is one of the Chinese cities that has slavery system. lmao
I LOVE This cities on China & USA From World Chinese Group in HONG KONG & Macao
Seria bueno plantearse un reciclado de Bolívares, creo que así tendría más valor
China had been built many skyscrapers such as great pagoda since Ancient time.
BS
Burj Khalifa has entered the chat
Park Hyatt Shanghai FTW. Stayed there for a month for biz trip. One of the best hotel ever...
I got a free night there. Amazing view of Huangpu river at above 80 floors.
The phrase "Freedom and American Dream" just sounds ridiculous and couldn't be further from the honest truth today!
Hopefully the Usa will build more skyscrapers in the future
Yea
Nah
China might have more skyscrapers but usa has the most beautiful
Without bull**** antennas
China need skyscrapers because of their huge population, USA need a lot of skyscrapers in cities like LA
Subscribed as you explained well!!
My favourite city new York from india
France Vs England skyscraper 🙏🙏🙏✊✊✊
France is normal
England is sort of bad
That one toxic Europe country is very bad
Italy is *evil*
@@insectbite1714 How is Italy evil?
@@Qingep they worship the flying spaghetti monster
Keep up the good vids!
US skyscrapers actually look iconic, quality, and memorable while I look at China and just say "cool".
You're american right?
@@damianjf6357 You're Hispanic right?
@@azulaquaza4916 I am Luxembourgish but my father was Hispanic
@@damianjf6357 .... -_- a Luxembourgish with the name Josue and Torrez.
The only iconic US skyscrapers is the Empire State, Sears Tower and the Twin Towers.
The Ping An Building is the most aesthetic skyscraper on the video.
It was originally supposed to have a 60m spire on top. But Shanghai petitioned Beijing to scrap it, because an upstart city like Shenzhen could never be allowed to eclipse Shanghai.
I'm afraid your answer is wrong. Shenzhen is relatively small and close to the airport, so there is a problem of height restriction.
Shanghai is not so stingy, which is the thinking of children. Many super cities around Shenzhen are the reasons for aviation safety.🤣
very nice! thanks for sharing
it doesn't matter how high other cities construct their buildings....New York is an Icon....and its one of the more powerful cities in the world.
Spot on the chinese can build what they want but you will never beet the nyc skline!!!
Sorry NYC, Sorry One World Trade Center, don't fool Urself
antennas doesn't count, no matter what U say.
Central park tower is taller.
USA scycrapers considered tall because of their antennas haha...china is amazing compared to USA
Nothing amazing about repetitive glass skyscrapers, beauty over height anyday
In my fictional world, both countries have skyscrapers more higher than this
You should have included the Twin Towers without mentioning 9-11. They were still the tallest buildings in the World once. I’m not going to be sad they’re not here anymore, I’m going to be happy they existed to begin with. Served an incredible and integral purpose to The Untied States.
Even though the World Trade Center is not as tall as the China skyscrapers, it will always be my favorite because of what it resembles for America and NYC
ohh i was waiting for that one for years
Wait till PNB 118 (644m) defeat the Shanghai Tower
Yeah but with 200m+ spire...Cheating don't you think.
@@dimsumden5745 yea lol
Wait a sec....the spire is only about 144 metres....U can check it at CTBUH.....even burj khalifa has an almost 200 metres spire... Please make a strong statement before claiming anything 😂lol
@@naelhaikal4566 644-144 = 500m is 132m shorter than Shanghai Tower.
@@dimsumden5745 still taller than Shanghai Tower....even with the spire...CTBUH count it as the part of the building too...even burj khalifa with the 200m+ spire is now the tallest building in the world..828-200=628...which is 4m shorter than Shanghai Tower..but why can it be the tallest building in the world???
Remember! Spire is also count as the part of the building...but not the antenna!!!
Willis Tower designed by Fazlur Rahman Khan.
Fozlur Rôhman Khan was born in
Bangladesh 3 April 1929 - 27 March 1982) was a structural engineer and architect, who initiated important structural systems for skyscrapers Skyscraper
Considered the "father of tubular designs Tube (structure)
" for high-rises,
. He was the designer of the Sears Tower, since renamed
John Hancock Center John Hancock Center.
Willis Tower tallest building in the world from 1973 until 1998 and the 100-story.
Awesome 👏🏼 they will never tell you it’s Bangladeshi design, they’ll take all the credit! Inspiring 🇧🇩❤️✨
Even World trade center is designed by Japanese architect minoru yamasaki
0:39= Shanghai tower
The point is,it is built, the comparison is the beauty of it at night when it shine.
The 6th tallest building was completed in 2015.
New York City is a work of art! The architectural design has a sense of beauty.
You forgot China zun at a height of 527 m
please do top 10 most populated cities in 2100 next please
2100 will be when plastic will be in every living creature on earth, causing mass extinction and poisioning. 50% of the worlds plastic was made in the last 13 years.
Shanghai tower was designed by an American. So was the Burj Kahlifa was also designed by an American. So in some way America hasn't lost the skyscraper race yet. We still design the world's tallest skyscrapers for other countries.
Ha ha. Burj khalifa was designed by South Korean company.
It was designed by a team of experts lead by a CHINESE architect. That company has many offices. If it’s building in China it needs to use talent because Chinese people culturally require things to be done in accordance to our beliefs and preferences. I’m a designer and I’m Chinese I know that when foreigners don’t take into account culture things don’t work out. For high stakes investment you can’t be an amateur and risk it. Chinese firms are more than capable of doing this too. But this project was conceived way before our Chinese architects became more popular. MAD architects is Chinese and it’s considered one of the best in the world since the 2010’s.
So? Even World Trade center is designed by Japanese architect minoru yamasaki
Both cities are good👍👍.
One World Trade Center was disappointing to say the least
NOOOOOOOOOO
3:05 random shot out Las Vegas window...
Lol, didn't notice before, but I don't think NYC is in sight of mountains...
In a post COVID world, will the boom continue?
in China and the USA it will continue, but China and the USA will never make them higher than 600m because they are useless and are just a symbol
New York
Balneário Cambúriu apracendo no começo kkkkk
0:27 is in Brazil - Balneário Camboriú
Saludos brasileño
I really do like One WTC for US and Shanghai Tower for China.
Big dreamers work harder:Top luxury one of them!
To those of you who are Chinese and want to compare beyond the skyscraper, fine. America leads in space projects, has far more airports, has far fewer high speed rail lines (high speed rail = 3rd world; airports = 1st world), more bridges, a bigger economy, and higher technology, both for the civilian sector as well as the military.
... Not bad for a country having 1/5th the population of China...
It's nearly impossible to compare the two countries because they're very different, and the US is a liberal democracy. China functions like the world's largest prison.
You should also take in consideration how many CCP trolls and government officials are commenting to boost interest in China as they reopen their economy.
Competition in space and technology is the best result of Cold Wars superpower competition. If you're genuinely supportive of America, you shouldn't feel eager to see China fail.
They are slowly become less communist, but it's still a centralized command economy that's planned by the government rather than the free market.
Communism never works, and now that their double digit growth has begun to decline, there's going to be civil unrest. It's easy to keep the country unconcerned about freedom when the economy is growing, but now that it's slowing down, there will be more demands for freedom.
Cool
Such a shame USA is really not the biggest and best at anything
The Trade Center height: 1,776′, 1,792′ to tip not 1774ft lol
The rest of the world hasn't just "catched up" to the U.S. as this narrator says. They've surpassed it more than a decade ago.
so US buildings´got 100 mts on antennas??? ... gurl you think we shtupid or whut ? 😂😂😂😂
1776 is the height of One World Trade Center.
Counting with the spire, one world trade center is the tallest building in america, but the central park tower roof is taller than 1wtc roof
9:12 Da Nang - vietnam
shangai tiene futuro y a donde extenderse en cambio NY tiene mas historia
Ay amigo que te puedo decir… NO. Shanghai es una ciudad fundada en 1291. Estados Unidos apenas tiene poco más de 200 años de historia. Necesitas estudiar mucho
shanghai
0:28 photo from brazil balneario camboriu
But my best is uae 🇦🇪 and Singapore 🇸🇬
The air looks so toxic in the China part of the thumbnail.
means China is still under the track of fast-developing
The information from this clip is not correct. Tallest buildings in USA vs China (at the end of 2020) should be
Architectural Top floor/Roof
No. 10 Changsha IFS Tower T1, Changsha (2018) 452.1 m 431 m
No. 9 Central Park Tower, NYC (2021) 472.4 m 472 m
No.8 International Commerce Centre, HK (2010) 484 m 484 m
No. 7 Shanghai World Financial Center, Shanghai (2008) 492 m 487.4 m
No. 6 China Zun, Beijing (2018) 527.7 m 524 m
No. 5Tianjin CTF Finance Centre, Tianjin (2019) 530 m 439 m
No.4 Guangzhou CTF Finance Centre, Guangzhou (2016) 530 m 496 m
No. 3 One World Trade Center, NYC (2014) 541.3 m 417 m
No. 2 Ping An International Finance Centre, Shenzhen (2017) 599.1 m 555 m
No. 1 Shanghai Tower, Shanghai (2015) 632 m 587.4 m
No. 11, 12 and 13 are also the buildings in China 443.1 m, 445.5 m and 450 m respectively.
Willis Tower, Chicago (1974) 442.1 m is no. 15 !!!!!!