Manhattan Skyline - How Did They Build That? - S01 EP01 - Engineering Documentary
Explore the awe-inspiring stories behind the construction of extraordinary structures in How Did They Build That? This episode takes you to the heart of Manhattan, unveiling the secrets of 56 Leonard Street, where architects and engineers defied gravity with daring designs. Witness the challenges of creating unique sky villas and pushing the boundaries of traditional skyscraper engineering. From unconventional layouts to the innovative use of Vendel trusses, discover how this landmark reshaped the iconic Manhattan skyline. Join us on a journey through meticulous planning, groundbreaking solutions, and the sheer determination that brought this architectural wonder to life.
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Discover the extraordinary secrets behind the world’s most incredible structures in How Did They Build That? This jaw-dropping series takes you on a global journey, from an underground luxury hotel in China to a towering sky garden in Singapore. Delve into the engineering genius that created a bent copper-covered Manhattan skyscraper and experience an elevator ride to the top of the world. Each episode begs the question, How Did They Build That? Meet the visionary minds behind these modern wonders as we unveil the audacious and surprising engineering that takes your breath away. Join us on a celebration of engineering excellence on a scale and complexity never seen before.
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I never realized the glass was sails and the blocks were icebergs. Its such a gorgeous museum though and now knowing that I can see the structure differently and appreciate the use of wood and openness of the building even more. I just wish there were more pictures and video of the process of building each project that is highlighted in the episode.
i got this idea from matthew grey on criminal minds. he was a genius
im gonna wake and bake, menu lol. steak and olivias best friend, mr sativa
Interesante opción de tener acceso a contenidos que no se encuentran en México de manera habitual. Creo que es un excelente canal con muy buenos contenidos!
im gonna clean this crib up tomorrow, its been getting so consumed with gifts recently, i had to move all plants outdoors for all these flowers
its gonna take a few days after that to go through though, so were tlkn fri. or sat.
thats the first thing i thought of when designing my skyscraper how can i control all the blowing going on in a skyscraper cause when your on top floor it seems the blowing is much better then in the lobby will be
im about to start it up. im a ball roller
"Safety features" and "China" in the same sentence? Choose one.
duh, you ever seen diesel brothers show. they did this here, its a armored bulletproof brinks truck converted into 6 wheel drive tank, with a 50 cal. machine on top.its also motorized so u can shoot shots from your home
At 18:39 (Lenard st ,NYC) That staircase made out of concrete in the lobby looks Luke a parking garage 😳. At least dress it up with some Italian Marble not bare raw sterile concrete!!!The first thing that comes to mind when I look at the Leonard st tower is the Favela slumbs in Rio De Jenaro
my grocery shopper, might have to go on a meat run, and after that it should be plenty to eat until i get home.
the powerful blowing is like a magic ball is the only answers in your brain
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15:15 - - These engineers are nuts - - I would not trust the stability of that tower _AT ALL!_
i never ever called my real mom, mom before, so immaking it up to her now.
Imagine if that thing broke halfway up the cliff?😮
I have seen beautiful models, celebrities and actresses. I see beautiful women in my neighborhood but somehow Corina Kwami's looks surpasses all that I've seen. In my eyes she is the most beautiful woman.
Please, dub your docs in brasilian portuguese by AI. Thanks.
im still high from the gas, it was so thick it looked like i stood beside a 5 inch exhaust pipe on a diesel truck and the drive rolled coal on me, or i was a coal miner
people play my games from long distance calls even
Am I dreaming or there's a broken beam in the shot at 25:48 ? Right under the platform.
When you think about it, that elevator project is full of bad decisions and poor safety standards for workers
sometimes joy stick operated brains, can be lied to
she did say u think im trouble, just wait till you meet my brother
Sicherheit Produkte Entwickelt auf der Weltmarktführer Präsentiert werden können haben
ive been playing this pyschological warfare games, long before i knew you. so when your out of my wife, ill probally still be playing, i told you 8,5 months ago, i cant loose at my games, what would the developer look like saying i failed...
"4 months later the city changed its land use laws" and suddenly there was no problem building it. Well, that's the power of a billionaire. Legal restrictions are helpless in the face of money.
The whole project was just a monument of excess that reflected one man's ego. No wonder Parisians are so rightfully antagonistic of it.
those prices? and those stairs? have no priceless seamless stairs? theres lines, theres color vaiatipns in the ceiling parts not smooth and cracks, rea? for that l wouldnt pay half?
back in theday when i was in the CIA as a lie detector analysis expert. id just shake a eight ball up,
I don't think he understands the word "impossible".
the building cost numbers their giving are absolute rubbish.It seems to be a common theme with these highly sculptural pieces of Architecture.At the beginning of the Gehry Museum piece,they mentioned a budget of 130 million euros, to a final cost of 800+million,holy shit,thats quite a difference,good thing the client/developer was a multi billionare with an appreciation for whats involved in making ''great Art''otherwise someone would have lost their ass on that project!
doesnt look scary or precarious to me, and it doesnt defy physics, is it not still standing?
The last building is totally waste of money.
all the leaves changed colors and shit
tunnel access with all that smooth walls lights and advertising is so ugly compared to outside
put frank out to pasture.
weeks? dont make me laugh?
i got it, new game.. wish he would..... or biological lies..
The 'jenga tower' in NYC is actually ugly...no matter how well they explain it...awful lookingand I'm an architect...
or has even spoke to her at least once is fucked