100 meter Waterfall on a Skyscraper
World’s tallest artificial 100 meter waterfall, on the facade of the Liebian building in Guiyang, China.
By wordlesstech team|2018-07-27T11:46:57+03:00Jul 27, 2018|Categories: Architecture|Tags: skyscraper|
Skyscrapers of the Future Will Be Engineered to Copy Nature
By 2050, two-thirds of us will be living in cities, so architects are taking inspiration from nature to build more sustainable skyscrapers. Watch the video…
Giant Sequoia Skyscraper concept
Giant Sequoia Skyscraper concept designed to merge architecture with nature, with spaces for labs, education, exhibitions and observation decks.
Futuristic floating skyscraper to reverse climate change
Futuristic floating skyscraper to reverse the phenomenon of climate change.
Wingsuit Flight Between Skyscrapers
Brandon Mikesell and his filmer, Ben Verde, complete the ultimate dream of wingsuiting between skyscrapers in Panama City…
5-km-high Skyscraper
Skyscraper built from 3D-printed materials, could extend more than 5 km high.
How to Build a Skyscraper
In this video you learn about vortex shedding and mass dampers, essentials to build a skyscraper…
Underwater Skyscrapers proposes Gigantic Coral Reef
This underwater skyscrapers concept, could revive coral reef, by growing them on these submerged towers of glass.
Brooklyn’s first Skyscraper
The 73-story building would be Brooklyn’s tallest skyscraper, at 1,066 feet.
Drone Skyscraper in Manhattan
This drone skyscraper concept, allows unmanned vehicles to dock in the center of crowded Manhattan, in New York City.
