How Tall Buildings Tame the Wind
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Published 2018-09-12
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All Comments (21)
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This is one of the few videos I've seen where the paid endorsement actually added to the quality and interest of the content. Well done!
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The production quality is absolutely amazing. Thank you for another excellent video
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I'm not an architect but this content is very interesting and brief. Brilliant video as always.
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Another gem from this channel!
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the longer these videos the better, wow... absolutely amazing those structures
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Incredible footage and great presentation.
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Discovered your channel yesterday! So many interesting videos!!
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I love your videos. The tallest buiding in my city is 54 stories. I have been to the top of it on a open day and you feel yours ears "pop" when you go up the lift. People I talked to said they feel the building move on windy days.
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Fascinating.. Incredibly well done.
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I'm always blown away by the San Francisco skyscraper collection. When I moved there in the 80's there was the Bank of America tower and the TransAmerica pyramid. Not much of anything south of Market Street. Salesforce Tower is 20 stories taller. Yes the Bay area is Super windy, it is a notch in the coastal mountains that funnels cool air into the hot interior of the state which acts like a giant chimney. Today I was getting some plywood as while tying it to the roof rack the wind flipped one edge up and snapped the 1/8" panel
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