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Liziba Station in China.
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Previously:
1989 China Railways SY steam locomotive - GIF
Cutting rock slabs in China - GIFs
Erecting scaffolding in China - GIF
Fengyang drum tower collapse in China - GIF
Forging a large flange in China - video
Right out of "The Fifth Element".
That building must have some serious structural designs to withstand the constant vibration and Inertial weight changes.
They will probably collapse before too long...
Why would that be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Toolguy
I was wondering the same thingQuote:
Originally Posted by bob_3000
Bridges and buildings are caving in all over China, due to corruption and poor construction.
The "winner" of the "lottery ticket" for the flat below is required to provide timely feedback to the Transit Authority whenever excess vibration, noise, or hydraulic leaks, are detected, per the current train schedule... /s
:)
I think I remember seeing an article about a guy getting executed for a structural failure of some kind over there. I think the cement was substandard. I don't remember exactly.