London's Skyscrapers by 2030 

1000% would swim in that infinity pool! 😍

The infinity London tower will destroy the skyline just as much as the tulip will. They need to stop those 2 projects immediately

Of curse😚

infinity pool (:

Maybe if I knew how to swim 😂😂😂

Same lmao

I didn't realise that until I read your comment lol

Same

You jump

elon will throw u in

lololol

W H A T A N A C C O M P L I S H M E N T

I was just about to make the same comment!

🤣

jealousy

Exactly lmao. Never mind building a sky scraper. And it’s London, we all know most of these will never actually be built.

@@adamd6648 Interesting point: was 2020 "peak office"? The name "Tulip" may be appropriate :-)

This is private funding, it has nothing to do with the cost of re-cladding the government will need to foot for residential towers in deprives areas. I get it though, you were twerking for cheap likes from people that know as little as you. Fair enough lad.

Obviously you teleport.

Paraglide in from a low orbit space glider, wearing super slim Speedos. These 'new' designs are really derivative. The pool is just a nonsense gimmick. The design impressions, very fake. Starting to make London look like anywhere with boring geometric glass factories. Where is the context and historical references in these designs. They do zero for me.

Parachute in... Jump over the side to get out.

An helicopter will leave you there and pick you up

hey agar.io dude used to watch you in 2015 you bring many nostalgia not gonna lie...

It’s actually canceled

i believe it was cancelled

@@CTcuber4K cancelled by the mayor, so now the government will decide as as they have finale say, so its still a possibility

@@shazanali692 it’s really ugly though

England is a country in its own right. The U.K. is a sovereign country consisting of other countries.

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Evolved into shit😂

You should see the lotus blossom skyscraper it's cool

Never heard of London?

ikr.. most people in London don't care two hoots about a tall building

@@middleagedwomanwithahandba2795 I wasn't talking about that

@@juanescobar8123 I wasn't talking to you

Considering how it's pronounced, it's a dumb way to spell it.

@@siphotheguy1870 as with most things in English it's because the word is derived from an old spelling usually latin. American spelling is usually a lot more modern phonetically, hence the American spelling is literally "Key" eg Florida Keys.

@@cllris Um if you actually knew what you were talking about then you would know that in the past Quay was spelt in a number of ways one of them being "key". It originates from the old French word "kay". The modern British spelling is an attempt to disconnect from the original French. A lot of modern British spelling is an attempt to "de-French" the English language.

@@siphotheguy1870 almost. Quay directly derives from the French word "kai" which like most modern Roman languages will likely derive from Latin. I'm not a language expert though so it was more of a sweeping generalisation. I will agree with your original point though in that a lot of British pronunciation is unintuitive to its spelling!

@@cllris everybody knows that French and all the romantic languages come from Latin and that English is Germanic in origin with a big influence from Latin. Thanks for telling me where the word quay comes from - after I told you where the word comes from. My point is that the spelling q-u-a-y is baseless and made up. People read "kway" because the the word begins with "Qu" meaning W is implied and should be used. The people who reinvented the spelling got the rules wrong not non-British English speakers. Please don't know repeat what I said to you as if you are informing me. The French iterations of the spelling come from a time when spelling was less formalised in France and so more than one spelling was commonly in use. The spelling "kay" or "kai" both prove my point. There would have been a time when you miss-pronounced it, the fact that you are jumping on others for miss-pronouncing it is evidence enough.

Qways lol

It the Americans it’s pronounced keys

@@FELlX. yeah pronounced keys

It was also annoying comparing everything's height to something American...

@Giacomo Sorbi and when they don't its innacurate. "Twice the size of big ben" would be about 6m tall

@@GiacomoSorbi no not really. He compares the buildings to already famous structures so we can get a better idea of the sheer size of them...

@@georgedowns4034 every comparison was to an American structure

@@juanescobar8123 yeah cus they are well know

And thus tallest in England as well..

The poor UK. Sadly passed.

It won’t be ONE of the tallest buildings in the UK, the Shard is the tallest standing at 310 metres.

@@tommm268 One of the tallest buildings means it's part of a group of tall buildings, not THE tallest building.

@@TheAgalmic In the video he said it would be the tallest building in the whole of England. I’m pretty sure he never said one of the tallest.

you aren't the only one. they're only just empty office spaces.

and ugly!

I'm fine with them

Built for cyborgs

Absolutely! That is the whole point! The world is a business Mr Beale

I just hope they make some of the apartments with bigger windows

London has quite a few now. It has a few clusters of skyscrapers in different parts of the city

not to mention i didnt see any way of getting up to the pool LOL

@@counterfeitt Helicopter?

@@Gynra yes, so convenient, I guess you will just have to leap from a helicopter

yeah but skyscapers normally are in areas of little to none area or really expansive to build outward so building vertically in middle of suburbia doesn't make sense

but the area around old oak common could be due to large companies like having a lot of transport links take king cross for instance google is building there beacuse of the 6 underground line.

Amen.

Yea your right about that

looks awful...

And out of it too. ..after a while like 35 minutes one could get bored..

From Helicopter

Architects vs Reality... actually any creator vs reality and physics 😂

That pool looks really sketch, it didn’t make much sense how people would get in or out. Maybe just slide down the side of the building.

According to the video there's a submarine. But then the sub has unscheduled repairs, and you're just stranded up there? "I'm sorry but with today's winds we can't get a helicopter up there..." I'd be OK with it if there was a step-down floor where you could realistically climb out. Better yet, have a dry central access point. You get in the middle one floor below and climb up a ladder. If you want to get fancy, have one of those motorized ladders like in James Bond. Spiral staircase. That should do it. You walk up in the middle and get in the pool. Unobstructed view all around.

City airport is the problem . Over a decade ago 800 meter was proposed but the airport got on the way

except west isn't pronounced wesr.

@@VespaT5 Oops. I obviously need a better spell checker and some new glasses!! :)

@@57bananaman I know that feeling. 👓

I dont think they thought hard enough on how you get in and more importantly out of the pool either...

The aviation authority is so powerful in London that theyll never get away with anything taller than about 320m im guessing, its because heathrow and city airport are both so close to the city centre that they think skyscrapers will interfere with radar and landings and such

@@hpsauce1078 Heathrow is not a problem, it’s just City Airport. Anyways City Airport is such a small airport, removing it won’t cause harm when we have Heathrow, Gatwick and Southend Airport near us.

@@Yasin_2312 yeah gp they may aswell get rid of city ap its basically irrelevant given its tiny size

I think the European trade center is going to be built in London which will be 1600+ feet (500m)

@@user-in8ih5sc8d you better be telling the truth

At least it'll be attractive...

@@juanescobar8123 I know that's what I mean

This video is discussing the elite, what do you expect

Got denied sadly

London is very strict with skyscrapers actually and loads of skyscrapers get declined due to the heritage of the city. Also the Tulip may never be built and the skyscrapers that have and are being built in London I think are actually quite nice and many agree. Also having skyscrapers with nicknames such as The Cheese-grater, Can of Ham, The Gherkin, Walkie-Talkie and The Razor can bring tourism to the city which helps many people!

We will probably see A boom of residential towers in the next 10 to 15 years

It doesn’t. It rains more in New York. And London is the hottest city in the UK.

@@kamgrant definitely not, there might be more rainfall overall in NYC but London has way more rainy days on which it just rains very little but all day long pretty much... In NYC there are more sunny days