Tallest Buildings and Future Projects Size Comparison 3D Animation Comparison 

The Saudis must've been taking notes, because they're currently on that same crazy super-huge-buildings wavelength.

What did you expect, Asians love tall buildings

It was no little boom they almost surpased america

@@_martian101 I wonder what they are trying to compensate for this?😂

@@Vlagid i bet it's just for symbolics, it shows their capability to be great nation, but of course it's still interesting and beneficial for them especially in high density regions, it's also elevates tourism in the long term economical aspect, they're always obsessed with futuristic things

Lol pretty much

building only has 10 floors but the spire goes to the moon

Right

China doesn't cheat with spires

​@@AvangionQtrue

Imagine a tsunami or something hits and a structure with a million people in it is suddenly unstable. Crazy.

Something this big wouldn't be affected much

I confirm

Horror

There's a lot of Nucler Power plant aswell😂

Thank you

You're thinking of the Death Star... That was already done a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Can you tell me more about it or upload a vid

We need this

Sixty nine shapy buildibg

top half of that building will always be covered with snow

Airplanes will have to go around it to land at Haneda.

U can't breath at 10 000m them will not build this.

@@cherkinglair pressure control?

Probably an airport on top

metric system should be universal

​@@Kaabacafeonly one country is holding out

I’m an American and I understand meters.

thank you for being normal

The metric system is outdated.

Oh, please. The Empire State building looks like a footstool next to the Burj Khalifa and I live in NYC. The U.S. is eating every country's dust when it comes to tall buildings. I know it doesn't serve much of a purpose to have a mile-high building but bragging rights are still fun. That's right... mine's bigger than yours, settles all childrens' arguments.

I agree with you

But still for one of the worlds most earliest skyscraper, it's pretty tall

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It’s just that your propaganda has processed you Americans, your press is forbidden to tell that outside the United States there is something better than in the United States. In North Korea, they also don’t tell what and where there is abroad.

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist4 "And Jesus said, 'Go forth, keyboard warrior, and spam the message boards of RU-vid in between your sessions of jacking off to oily Latinas in Heat #4 and annoyeth everyone so that people cannot stand Me or my religion. Thus, you shall be declared a dutiful Christian for today's modern audience.'" I am just grateful for dutiful Christians spamming their unrelated opinions in every video. Makes me and everyone certain we will never convert to your cult.

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist4you’re god is not real

@@Ricodarealest762 How do you know? I'm an Agnostic, BTW. I believe in Evolution but i also know that...wait for it... I don't know! Crazy right? One should require evidence before any conclusion.

It would also displace about 300,000-500,000 thousand people per huge structure based on their population/square km so I doubt they'd do that at all. A city can't afford to just loose that much population for 50+ years

Not I our world

@@MitchellBPYao in a perfect world that is 🤭

I can draw on a paper a 100.000 meters building

If the recent superconductor discovery turns out to be true, we might well see such towers in our lifetimes.

When you need dozens of jet engines running 24/7 just to pressurize a BUILDING.

It's probably because theirs is an earthquake and Tsunami prone country which would cause more damage and fatalities with the building of mega skyscrapers... Must be why they scraped those ideas off.

But two of them are announced And they will build them Sky mile tower And Shimizu Mega-City Pyramid Sky mile tower expected to complete in 2045

@@Azarath_Metrion_Zinthos no its more because their economy was in a massive economic bubble and they thought they were much richer than they actually were

​@@AicyDC na bro. Japan is rich. They produce half of the world supplies at that time like cars medicine electronic etc. Just nature is not suitable for building those structure. They finish there skyscraper in fixed deadline while ur country could take 20 years

@@smirsaud6247 never said they aren't rich, but that doesn't mean they can make those ridiculous buildings the size of the moon at the end of the video

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It wont happen. Tokyo's and Japan's economy can no longer support a project like this. They never could but their economic growth years back made them think they would

Those buildings in the end are just concepts and will never be built, it is just architects being creative.

to build x-seed 4000, they need a material which is as light as plastic and as strong as steel and ofcourse a lot of money. Unlikely to happen in near future.

China used almost 50% more cement between 2011-2013 than the US used in the entire C20th!

i will have order

Only the US built them because they were needed to be tall due to expensive land in the city centers, not for bragging rights. And US built them a century earlier than China. And the US taught China how to build them.

@@_Diana_SAnd most of their skyscrapers were designed by American architects

@@_Diana_S one century ahead, still lost. sad

Funny 😆

It's the air pressure that's the issue. Even if the building was sealed from the outside the pressure at the bottom would be significantly greater than the top. So the building would have to have multiple layers of isolated atmospheres, each kept at a suitable pressure. Elevators would have to be air tight also, as the elevator shafts would necessarily have variable pressure. I can't see how snow is an issue.

And then you have the tokyo tower of babbel at 10,000 metres. Pretty much a tenth of the way to space.

Humans don't need supplemental oxygen until at least 15,000 ft (I've climbed Denali without oxygen and it's over 20,000 ft). So unless that 10,000 ft building was built at an elevation higher than 5,000 ft, then nobody would need oxygen. The snowcapped part would also depend on where it's built, but most 10,000 ft mountains have snow on the peak in winter.

@@JakeKoenig but some of the buildings where 10,000 meters which makes them over 30k feet

Not really snow starts to appear around 13.000 feet in countries near the ecuator. So in a city like Dubai it would not have snow at 10.000 feet

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I think those projects are before the 500 meter ban anyway, and probably already scrapped to begin with.

you never heard of the three kitchen utensils of Shanghai?

yeah the architect of this building might have got the idea of it's finishing by the bottle opener 😁😁😆😆

"If you build it they will come" But there is one significant problem the large buildings do solve: housing for growing populations. Imagine that population.....simply refuses to be easily controlled and starts growing at just unpredictable rates. Whether by crunch or by boom you reach a point where the population changes too much. Being able to house new population is at least maybe step 1. Figuring out how to pay for it is I suppose step 2. What's worse empty buildings or homeless people?

Yeah, you basically have to pressurize everything above 2500m or so, else those people living and working up there will develop altitude sickness when ascending rapidly from sea level.

En tout cas

Even they have to think about the weight effect to the earth. They could sink for a long time period

@@percetakan2100 It is just architects are playing with these ideas, these projects are not really created for actual construction.

You will need a spacesuit to go on the roof!!!

It's fake history anyway

There are notes, it's in the bottom-right corner. It says when they were built or 'visionary project' if it's only theoretical.

@@CrimsonKage I totally missed that 🫢 Thank you!

@@lonie3100 No problem, it was kinda down where the buttons were, easy to miss.

Donde está mi costanera center? :'(

@@IanStrika ni idea

Faltó el forza tower XD

The Illinois?

8:26 You mean this?

@@omarvi280 A! Missed it. Though it would have been nice if Wright was credited with it.

Some of the depicted buildings resembled it.

Pedal

But in a million +1 they will

Jeddah tower, formerly known as Kingdom tower, designed by Chicago architecture firm Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill.

Future projects

未来にできるものです

@@user-qy2sg5bb2d 将来、世界全体がロシアになる

В Саудовской Аравии давно уже строят башню в 1000 метров. Уже лет 10+ как. Проект чикагской архитектурной фирмы AS+GG. Adrian Smith из этой фирмы принимал участие в проектировании Бурж Халифы, когда он еще работал в другой чикагской фирме SOM. ܸСаудовцы то затормаживали строительство, то опять начинали. Можете сами поискать сегодняшний статус, если вам интересно.

Not even "anywhere". it is just a "cool" design concept, never to be built.

no...the TRX is shorter than the petronas tower....it was built on a high ground foundation that makes the tower taller....similar to the KL Tower

They'd adopt anything from westerners, are they celebrate Christmas? Yes. Are they believe in Jesus? No. Same goes with this tower of babel, they just adopt it because they like it not because they understand the purpose or even believe in it.

This is just a project that will never be built, of course Japanese would call it this, as they are well familiar with the story ).

I mean most of the population is not christian

Petronas Conjoined twins are meh, they look more like missiles or those Twisty long lollipops

Говорят, в Бурж Халифе верхняя треть этажей не занята, зачем еще выше строить, непонятно. Тщеславие. Неудивительно, что японцы назвали свой проект Вавилонской башней, даже им понятно, что этот проект неосуществим.

For current technology maybe, but not for future technology, it's even possible to build hundreds of thousands of km height buildings as humanity expand outward earth. About the name anyone can give any name to their projects as long as it doesn't Offense anyone.

@@_martian101 - It’s not just about technology. It would still be immensely unsafe, as something even more deadly than Covid could spread incredibly fast through such a structure filled with people and instead of a building full of life it becomes a big tomb.

@@timz9862 sure there'll be a procedure for that, and what make it riskier than surface settlement? People do social interactions even more often outside the building, and as long as there's no one destroy the building I think they would be fine

@@_martian101 - Because closed conditions allow viruses to spread quicker. Outside, there is wind, open air, and also far fewer places for a virus to stick to where it can be picked up by another person. As the last couple years has shown us, there is no procedure for this type of thing except to try to not touch anything. That worked out really well.

@@timz9862 surely there's more than closed condition in a building that define physics itself, closed condition in surface settlements logic cannot be forced into this, the technology required to allow people live in hars environment will ensure their safety from any possible danger such as air purifier, temperature controller, high-level control over life support facility ECT. It's even less risky and safer than a regular settlements in the surface, it's even easier to restrict people in apartment rather than open uncontrolled residential area with all kind of vehicles available to reach any place on earth very quickly, the procedure needed to end pandemic before it started is simpler and more practical in a world where everyone live in massive apartments.

Did you not read the title?

All of them are proposed skyscrapers excpet Jeddah Tower and the Dubai Creek Harbour Tower, their both under construction that came to a halt

Weird looking building that don't make sense at all who coming with these buildings tho "let's say one of the building coming 2028 or 2030 for the future I hope I see that year bc I be in my 30 💀🤣

Bro,They come out in like 3000 or 2500 bruh.

@@yeungyuenhei541 well I be old 😂😂 or dead

Calma mano kkk

esa torre todavia ni se empieza a construir y ya quieren ponerla a fuerza ja ja ja

@@franciscojavierperezcruz4812 esta en construcion

@@FelipeSilva-vq8rj pues muchas páginas ni siquiera muestran algo concreto, sólo lo ponen como una hipótesis y que no tiene nada aún en físico construido

@@franciscojavierperezcruz4812¿Como no? el modelo ya existe, es un poco menos avanzado que el rise tower

Cramming as many people as possible into small spaces is the job of a crematorium.

2000m is no problem, I believe having enough airpressure is no problem with a ventilation system

Pressurização?

it is just a project. and it looks suspiciously like something spun out of brown substance. Ok, i will stop before i went into details.