Will there ever be a mile-high skyscraper? - Stefan Al
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Daniel
They always say if they ever built something that's all it would have to have cables to stabilize it which would mean it would not be classified as a building to be classified as a building and has to be free-standing with no cables to stabilize it
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They always say if they ever built something that's all it would have to have cables to stabilize it which would mean it would not be classified as a building to be classified as a building and has to be free-standing with no cables to stabilize it
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LilacDoe
Active support allows objects to exceed their compressive and tensile strength limitations. The elevator paradox would be the bigger issue, but if theyre connected to other buildings with bridges then youd reduce elevator use to ground floor.
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Active support allows objects to exceed their compressive and tensile strength limitations. The elevator paradox would be the bigger issue, but if theyre connected to other buildings with bridges then youd reduce elevator use to ground floor.
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Church
I vastly prefer the beautiful architecture of buildings made with traditional stone masonry (which rarely are more than a few stories high) over these glass, steel, and concrete monstrosities.
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I vastly prefer the beautiful architecture of buildings made with traditional stone masonry (which rarely are more than a few stories high) over these glass, steel, and concrete monstrosities.
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TheAveenJava
It's crazy because I immediately thought that there had been mile high skyscrapers given how ridiculously tall they can be. Turns out there isn't yet a mile high building. Face palm T_T
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It's crazy because I immediately thought that there had been mile high skyscrapers given how ridiculously tall they can be. Turns out there isn't yet a mile high building. Face palm T_T
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Yellow
A much more substantial question would be: Do we (anybody in the world) actually NEED a mile high skyscraper? What purpose would such a building fulfill?
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A much more substantial question would be: Do we (anybody in the world) actually NEED a mile high skyscraper? What purpose would such a building fulfill?
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Areas
Waste of money to build these. The engineering knowledge can be applied to projects that benefit humanity. No need to build such phallic nonsense
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Waste of money to build these. The engineering knowledge can be applied to projects that benefit humanity. No need to build such phallic nonsense
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Inhinyero
1: 25 why are you referring to architects? When in reality it's the engineers who really know about structural integrity
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1: 25 why are you referring to architects? When in reality it's the engineers who really know about structural integrity
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