EVERYONE IN MIAMI- Should I do a video on Worldcenter? Share your thoughts, everyone is commenting on this video from Miami I'm curious what people think
@@digby_dooright Citizens need to show up at city council meetings and raise their concerns and put them on notice if they fail to address their concerns.
@@vyros.3234 Miami isn't even in the top 40 most populous U.S cities? Coming from a European, its relevance is really really minimal to the rest of the world. Chicago far more culturally significant for example.
@@TonyArrison Miami city limits is only 35 square miles, and it's county is the 7th most populous in the country with 2.7 million,it's metro is the 9th most populous and it's metro is actually the 34th most populous in the world.
@@TonyArrison Miami city limits is only 35 square miles, and it's county is the 7th most populous in the country with 2.7 million,it's metro is the 9th most populous and it's metro is actually the 65th most populous in the world. Actually much larger than most metros in Europe.
Why? I lived there for two decades and had numerous hurricanes. All the water drains into the bay. Sewers fill up for about 8 hours during the king tides which happen only 3 times a year. Any building can be made hurricane proof. The damage you see on the news is from trailers and cheaply built retail plazas.
The Copy and Paste Stacked Box "design" looks like something a preschooler would come up with during playtime. Meanwhile, just a few blocks to the south, we have the stunning sail design of the Aston Martin Residences which, is many times more deserving of a design to have been Miami's first Supertall. Unfortunately it's "only" 817 feet tall (249 meters). And a few miles to the north in Sunny Isles Beach, nearly Any skyscraper along the beach there can blow this thing out of the water (design-wise), from Muse, Aqualina Condo towers, Jade Ocean, Jade Beach, Porsche Design Tower, etc, etc are All many times better designs than the Waldorf Miami. It's actually surprising that someone over at Waldorf gave the go ahead for this crap "design". I'm one (and many do indeed agree with me) that, beauty is only subjective to a point. This is way past that point.
Which building is your favorite? I watched Aston Martin go up from the balcony at Icon. I'm looking to buy a new place. Perhaps in Sunny Isles. Which building is your favorite?
@@BestStockStrategy ... In Sunny Isles Beach, I'd say it's a toss up between the Aqualina Buildings (I believe that there are 2 ) or Jade Beach and Jade Ocean.
@@stbrian1861 thanks. I'll check it out the next time I'm there. My wife is Russian and loves Sunny Isles. We spent 4 years in Brickell and had a great experience.
@@guidedmeditation2396 The tallest building in Miami, at the time of this post, is the 869-foot-tall Panorama Tower. That's just 31 feet short of 'super tall' status, and 81 feet shorter than the Waldorf's projected height. Miami has the 3rd largest skyline in the entire country. Only NY, and CHI surpass it. The Southeast Financial Center building, at 765 feet, has been standing since the early 1980s. (Pre Andrew) I don't remember hearing of a hurricane that has blown over any skyscraper in the city. It absolutely murders me, when I read these inane comments, about hurricanes blowing buildings over. People actually believe this crap. I especially love the comments about how Miami will be under water by 2025, or 2030, because of melting ice thousands of miles away. Miami is the city that's always talked about, when there are literally countless cities on this planet, that are sea level coastal. It's as if these clowns WANT Miami to turn into Atlantis. Meanwhile, nobody ever talks about Cuba, Hispaniola, the Lesser/Greater Antilles, Sri Lanka, The Maldives, Mauritius, and literally thousands of low-lying islands, and peninsulas. I mean, can you just see the water from the 'melting ice' bypassing all those aforementioned islands, and coastal cities, and just targeting Miami? You guys are hilarious! 🤣
I hope they are preparing for the day when the water level will be at the second floor of the building and you will need to access your condo via gondola.
Wake up stupid, there obviously is no sea level rise. In 2000 they told people that by now the sea level would be meters higher than it actually is now.
Wrong. Sea levels are NOT accelerating, that’s an elaborate doomsday cult used to extort oil companies to fund greentard “expert research” and global commies. Fact.
Good luck with it Miami , but you are free to have this building . A similar "box like " building was slated for Manhattan a couple of years ago and thankfully was shelved . They really need to take another look at this thing and realise once it is up , that's it .
I live in Miami since 1984 , if this project success, hope it could stand cat 5 huricanes ? now already ocean waters were higher & little tropical storm, cat 1 or 2 hurricanes, downtown already flooded.... good luck....
Absolutely no evidence that hurricanes are getting more powerful. The 50 year data on storm energy actually shows the highest year for this metric on record was 1992. And if Miami is sinking, NYC and Boston will be underwater long before Miami according to the data.
the iconic structure that miami is building is some sort of 5-6 arch monument in front of the Adrianna Arst Center. I live here and have not seen those cubes at all. they are still building the base to the building and wont be available till 2026 the biggest building in Miami is the paramount building. the building next to me has a rent of $26K monthly rent
They’ve been saying that for 50 years. Yet somehow nothing ever happens. Almost like some people are politically motivated to push for policies that require more chemical and raw material to be purchased from China. By ending all domestic energy production. Despite the fact we now employ OPEC nations to pick up the slack in their far less efficient, safe, and regulated oil fields. So instead of being energy independent and employing Americans we now pursue policy to buy our oil from the Middle East and import all of our electric battery components from China. And you people think your progressive. But go on about the rising sea levels some more.
@@urbaninternational nah Toronto is the next new York look at the list of construction that is going on there referring to Toronto as "going through a Manhattenization"
By FAR MIAMI is and EXITING CITY , COMMERCIALLY & by ECONOMY & FINANCIALLY & SOCIALLY & ETHNICITY & CULTURALLY ...and it's the GATEWAY from SOUTH & CENTRAL & NORTHERN AMERICA.....that's GREAT that there BUILDING this FANTASTIC BUILDING in my HOME TOWN !!!
@@sebastiangarcia-jn2en let me guess, cnn for you right? Have you happened to look at a picture of the Statue of Liberty in the early 20th century and compare it to now? The water levels are identical… Where is the rising sea levels??? Oh that’s right, just like if you put ice in a cup, melting ice does not increase sea levels…
As of October 27 2022 it started contruction and its 93% sold out so this one is happening. There us several more super tales in the works as well plus a hand full of 800 footers under contruction and a couple of 900 footers under control as well as well as tons more under contruction over 500 feet so yea Miami is on fire!!! Currently Miami is the 3rd largest skyline in the usa behind only nyc and Chicago and growing rabidly. At this rate Miami could grow to top spot eventually.
@@phillygrunt2154 no. It’s shit on like LA wilshire grand because most of its height it’s dependent on a spire. The top floor doesn’t go over 1,000 feet. This tower in Miami will have a habitable floor over 1,000 feet, meaning you would be looking down at the rooftop of Comcast Technology Center.
@@californiamade5608 miamis condo cookie cutter skyline sits empty most of the time. Comcast’s tower was supposed to look like a cell phone 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
Can you re-edit this? Is that possible? As mentioned before the Comcast Technology Center building in Philadelphia is taller, and it is actually the tallest skyscraper outside New York and Chicago. Work is beginning on Philly's second supertall in the Schuykill Yards development.
Comcast technology Center in Philadelphia rooftop floor height is only about 930 feet tall. The tower in Miami will have a top floor that will reach over 1000 feet in height, meaning people on the top floor would be looking down to the roof top of Comcast technology center because most of its height is dependent on a spire similar to Wilshire Grand Center in LA where people here in CA don’t see it as the true tallest. That would be Salesforce Tower in San Francisco followed by the US Bank building. Most people don’t like to include spires. I get it, it’s “architectural” but why? Because council on tall buildings and urban habitat says so? I personally don’t include spires as well as many I come across who like to talk about architecture and building height.
Just a point of clarification: the Comcast Technology Center is 100 feet taller than this building so this will be the tallest building south of Philadelphia, not New York City.
It’s mystifying why an expensive project like this would be built in southern Florida which in the not too distant future, will be marshland or under water. Hello?
Amazing how all this luxury buildings are being made and we have people that can't even find a decent apartment at a reasonable price in this city.... This is yet another building a hard worker 👷 will never be able to afford to live in.
And if your grandmother had wheels she’d be a bike. No city on earth in the last 200 years has been lost from rising sea levels. Nobody is concerned when you can’t point to single example. Name the city that is permanently flooded and I’ll admit your right. But you can’t. That’s why Obama bought his beach front mansion in a place he claims should already be underwater.
I like the look...Chicago is about to build a 150 story one as well.I've noticed though that within the last decade or so, America is starting to build better architectural buildings again as well as better infrastructures.America used to be the best at that back in the days.Malaysia though, have some of the best 👁 grabbing landscapes/infrastructures/and architectural designs.Nice site seeing place to visit.
@@urbaninternational NO ..i have house with big yard outside off center off city ..and apparment in almost center off city on FIRST floor..to live that high..never ..that is not normal life
Wait, isnt the CITC tower in Philly taller? Or did i just here you say the NYC comparison wrong? Cause if i remember correctly Citc is 1121 ft tall, and this will be 1049ft?
@@urbaninternational the shape of it. Just like the space station and building in Hell raiser 4 with CUBE setting. Also giving the tower from robocop 6 or 7 .
