There are many skyscrapers in the US, especially in cities like New York, Chicago, or Miami. Many of them feature the logos of large corporations, suggesting they serve as headquarters. But I wonder: Are these buildings really almost fully occupied, or are many floors empty? Besides, when I imagine how many people could theoretically work…
The wind conditions on the ground can also change enormously due to tunneling
Are there cranes that big enough to build skyscrapers?
Hello, When I compare the cities of Chicago and New York City in terms of construction, I admit that they do have a certain similarity. Chicago New York City What might be the biggest differences between Chicago and New York City from an architectural point of view? PS: Please no troll or joke posts!
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Hello, Are you interested in modern architecture? I'm very inspired by beautiful and unique buildings. 🌇 🌉 What about you? If so, please write which buildings you like best. Best regards! 🙂
At some point, every building must be demolished. But demolition isn't always a solution, for example, if the skyscraper is surrounded by other buildings in close proximity.
And approximately how high would this limit be?
I found the Twin Towers in New York very beautiful: