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The World’s Greatest Science Megaprojects

October 14, 2020 David Albert Architecture, astronomy, Building, CERN, construction, discovery, engineering, ESS, European Spallation Source, extremely large telescope, Fred Mills, ITER, Large Hadron Collider, National Ignition Facility, NIF, research, science, Serum Institute, The B1M, TheB1M

Opening new frontiers, vaccinating billions and unlocking the secrets of our universe these are the world’s most incredible science megaprojects.

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Building a $2BN Skyscraper From Home

October 7, 2020 David Albert Australia, B1M, bates smart, bluebeam, bluebeam revu, construction, crown casino, crown melbourne, crown sydney, engineering, Fred Mills, lendlease, Melbourne, procore, robert bird group, skyscraper, sydney, top down construction, wilkinson eyre, world's thinnest skyscraper

Join Fred Mills and the Crown Sydney team for a live Q&A TOMORROW – https://bit.ly/3iaXZwQ Sydney’s tallest new skyscraper had

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The Infrastructure Projects Uniting Europe

September 23, 2020 David Albert Architecture, billions, brenner base tunnel, canal, construction, Denmark, engineering, Europe, France, Fred Mills, Galileo, Germany, Italy, Peljesac bridge, railroad, seine, SEINE-SCHELDT, The B1M, Tunnel, worlds longest tunnel

These multi-billion Euro infrastructure projects are connecting hundreds of millions of people and driving further economic growth across the European

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Why Dubai Creek Tower Stopped

September 16, 2020 David Albert Architecture, B1M, Building, burj khalifa, construction, Dubai, dubai creek tower, emaar properties, engineering, Fred Mills, kingdom tower, saudi arabia, skyscraper, tallest building in the world, tallest structure in the world, The B1M, TheB1M, united arab emirates

It was set to become the tallest manmade structure ever built – but despite foundations being laid, construction work at

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How China Cloned Shanghai

August 26, 2020 David Albert 51world, Architecture, Beijing, China, cities, construction, digital twin, digital twins, engineering, Finland, helsinki, new zealand, oriental pearl tower, shanghai tower, Singapore, technology, TheB1M, ue4, ue5, wellington

China has built a complete digital clone of its largest city covering almost 4,000 square kilometres – and it’s about

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The Greatest Skyline Transformations by 2025

August 19, 2020 David Albert Australia, autodesk, B1M, biggest skyline, Brazil, Britain, Canada, construction, economic recovery, engineering, London, Melbourne, nigeria, skyline, The B1M, toronto, towers, UK, united kingdom, USA

From Shenzhen to Toronto, these cities will see the most dramatic skyline transformations over the next five years. This video

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LA’s $5BN Super Stadium

August 5, 2020 David Albert american football, Architecture, B1M, California, chargers, construction, engineering, hollywood park, inglewood, la rams, los angeles, los angeles chargers, NFL, Raiders, Samsung, sofi stadium, stan kroenke, The B1M, TheB1M, vegas $1.8bn mega stadium

Home to the Los Angeles Rams and the Chargers, the new NFL SoFi Stadium is the most expensive venue ever

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1,000,000 Subscribers!

July 28, 2020 David Albert 1M subs, 1m subscribers, archdaily, Architecture, B1M, BBC news, Building, building site, construction, construction site, construction youtube channel, dezeen, engineering, Fred Mills, Infrastructure, The B1M, TheB1M, YouTube, youtube creator awards

We have 1M subscribers! Huge thanks to everyone that tuned-in, supported us and helped to make this happen. Here’s Fred

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Expo 2020 Dubai uses wearables to improve safety standards of construction workers

July 27, 2020 David Albert 2020, construction, Dubai, Expo, Improve, safety, standards, Wearables, Workers

Expo 2020 Dubai is creating a roadmap for future construction projects and mega-events in a bid to lift safety standards

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Why China Banned Skyscrapers

July 8, 2020 David Albert Architecture, B1M, Building, China, chinese government, construction, engineering, Fred Mills, hong kong, megatall, Shanghai, shenzhen, skyscraper, supertall, tall skyscraper, The B1M, why Europe doesn't build skyscrapers, worlds tallest building, Wuhan, wuhan greenland center

The Chinese government has banned the construction of any buildings over 500 metres in height and called time on architectural

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