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How do they secure the building to the ground? 
I know they use steal to secure the building from not moving.
I never thought of building a skyscraper has to think of that much stuff and some of them are unexpected. Like "Heat"

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How do they secure the building to the ground? 
I know they use steal to secure the building from not moving.
I never thought of building a skyscraper has to think of that much stuff and some of them are unexpected. Like "Heat"

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I know what the buildings would stay even when the sand storm or typhoons happen but Wouldn't the whole building collapse when the tsunami or the tornado attacks the skyscrapers? 

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wouldn't sandstorms act like bullets on the glass and just destroy the outer layer of the building?

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There are some clever people out there.
How on earth can they organise the whole project with so many aspects to consider over the whole build.
There must be a massive environmental impact of such a large scale project.

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how will the refuge room protect people if the whole building collapeses in an earthquake?

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The evolution of skyscrapers was very interesting, but what if the refuge room gets bombed after a fire starts?

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I know what the buildings would stay even when the sand storm or typhoons happen but Wouldn't the whole building collapse when the tsunami or the tornado attacks the skyscrapers?

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How long would it have taken to build a skyscraper twice the size of the burj khalifa

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How long would it have taken to build a skyscraper twice the size of the burj khalifa

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And how many people would they need for it

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I was wondering if there was a fire on the top of the building, how would the firefighters get to the top of the building if you aren't allowed to use the lift during a fire. 

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I was wondering if there was a fire on the top of the building, how would the firefighters get to the top of the building if you aren't allowed to use the lift during a fire. 

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I think that it was a very interesting and informational video about how buildings evolved over time, and showing how they are planning to overcome problems of having such a tall building.
I was also wondering, if, for some reason, the structure is faulty, and the building collapses sideways, how are they going to prevent from damaging any of the other properties around the Burj Dubai?

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Skyscrapers are cool
Their design evolved quite a lot over time and every improvement is a milestone for the construction industry.

I was wondering if there were any underwater skyscrapers (I mean of course they wouldn't be called skyscrapers but it would be nice to know if we have enough technological skills to build buildings underwater)

What if a second fire starts in one of the Burj Dubai's Refuge Rooms? How will the problem be solved? Are there any resources (food, blankets etc) in the Refuge Room?

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If the burj kalifa is so tall , then how do firefighters get to the to the top in time without taking the lift? they probably don't have cranes that go that far up.

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How do thay know how thick to make the walls?

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It was fascinating to understand how skyscrapers evolved over time and I thought it was cool how people thought of ideas that could change to world, though I am confused about why you need a huge building in the middle of a desert.

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How were they able to use the emergency lift stop without the friction causing a fire?
Why does the Burj Dubai shrink in width when it gets higher?

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How do the builders obtain the "snot" liquid after the displacement?
What would happen  if there is no flow of fresh air through the fire air pipes?
What was the cost for all the trials they did.

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Did they test out any other materials before they came to steel and how did they come up with the solution for earthquakes? Did someone just thought it might work and it did? Also how do they know for sure that the fireproof rooms are fireproof?Do they test it? If so how? The evolution of skyscrapers was overall fascinating and the way the solutions they came up with for the problems was really astonishing.

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I think that the video is interesting because it talks about the history about the buildings and the history behind it. It also talks about the elements about each skyscraper and how it's trying to tackle problems when it comes to building and how it's set.I'm wondering about the Baug Dubai can tackle every problem when it comes to building and the skyscraper itself.

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i thought it was a very difficult and complicated process which involved a lot of thinking

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I think that the video showed me that most things in the world require math. It also shows that some things take trial and error and that you have to learn from other's mistakes.

The video itself was also very cool and interesting to watch.

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What will happen to the people in the Refuge Room if the earthquake is above 6.0?
I think they should have a helipad at some floors and if there is an emergency they can just hop into the helicopter. Why can't they build the longest building (horizontally).

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I was highly impressed by the outcome of the actual building. They dealt with issues in an effective way. I wonder what would happen if there was a building made taller than this one. Also the idea of how the incorporated designs from many other buildings is very innovative.

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i think that the designs in the video are very innovative because they helped to solve many problems such as heat, earthquakes, etc, i was also very interested in the part about the falling lifts and designs to stop that from happening.

question: can the refuge room in the burj dubai survive big magnitude earthquakes and their side effects?

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I thought they video was very informative and intresting.It also is a great video to introduce to this unit.But I was wondering about the refuge rooms in the Burj Dubai/Khalifa because if there was a terrorist on the higher floors couldnt they break into the refuge rooms?Also how would the police get up fasts enought to stop them?

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How do they secure the building to the ground?
I know they use steal to secure the building from not moving.
I never thought of building a skyscraper has to think of that much stuff and some of them are unexpected. Like "Heat"

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I thought that the video was very interesting and useful. This is because they told us every step and the process of building a skyscraper as well as the safety of this process.

How would they prevent the skyscraper falling during a natural disaster? What if there was a natural disaster during the process of building the skyscraper, what would they do?

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What happens when the structure of the building fails ?    ( If they have built a skyscraper
halfway and then all of a sudden the design/structure of the skyscraper doesn't work out)

Thought : I thought the use of technology in the skyscrapers was really cool & the way they are using the tech to make the skyscraper if better.

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I think that the video was really interesting and made you realize how much difficulties their are in building a skyscraper.
Question?
How to they secure the structure to the ground?
Why is it a competition between countries to have to tallest skyscraper?

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In the video I was interested on how the lifts worked and how they could be stopped in a matter of seconds so passengers wouldn't fall to there death.  From the video I realized the many difficulties of building skyscrapers.
Question:
If a natural disaster hit a skyscraper such as a tsunami would it fall down or would the steel keep it in place?

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They should add stabilizers that come out from each corner diagonally to make it more safe also they should have bigger emergency rooms so theirs more space for more people also the rooms should be every 20 floors so less people die/get injured

Questions:
are the refuge rooms not flammable also do most buildings have refuge rooms

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I think that the skyscrapers video was a very informative, interesting video. It taught me lots of new things I did not know to do with skyscrapers as well as the process of creating them. It was fascinating to hear about how they had refuge rooms to protect residents. I also found the part where they showed the time line of skyscrapers very interesting as it included how they had evolved as well as the challenges faced for each of them.

Question:
If the building were to collapse would the refuge room still keep the residents safe?

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What are the point of skyscrapers? And in the video they never explained how the Burj Dubai would cope against a sand storm.  I was intersted in how the skyscrapers were built and how people managed to think up such ingenious plans and blueprints.