Looks like nothing but a gimmick to me - like drones bringing the workers their tools - so what.

D-town is dead and is never coming back, my advice is to move far away from it.

@@kdmigloo Hoods never come back - I have seen them try in Newark and Paterson, but whatever they reconstruct, just gets destroyed.

@@paulsawczyc5019 And all the local crooked politicians and their buddies line their pockets with the cash. Detroit is a cesspool just like what was shown in Robocop.

@@kdmigloo Why don't you take your own advice?

Silicon chips use a lot of water to be produced, why are they being built in Phoenix and not the Motor City?

@@DiogenesOfCa Cuz the people running the show would rather live in the Silicon Valley and it’s warm weather.

Even the Los Angeles water problem would vanish, let alone in Flint. A mixed component building like this makes it all kinds of possible.

@@DiogenesOfCa Because common sense is not so common. Why were cities built in the Desert in the first place?

60 years ago we built like that in Bulgaria, that is not an innovation for us 😅😅😅

too bad the industry is toxic and full of douches

Ship Mexican to Detroit. It’s just blacks don’t work all they wanna do it sports and entertainment. How do u starve a black man hide his ebt card in his work boot

I think it's the maintaining that scares people off - building something that works is vastly different from being repeatedly called back to repair-respond to 'behavior' and watching points getting shaved off of good work. Really good work, out of the weather and fast!

Joking right ?

If the Illitch family was building it, it would be a parking lot

Where did they take it to?

@@janeblogs324they “ brought a unit” in the building “. Meaning they purchased a unit somewhere else and then brought it to this building. 😐🫤

Tell your aunt and uncle that I have magic beans for sale.

Lions winning Super Bowl? Sarcasm right?

One can I always dream?

@@ABossIsTalking hell no.. RESTORE THE ROAR!!!🦁

lol sink your savings into detroit

Lions are a team on the rise

The criminals are out in the suburbs at those rock climbing places honing their skills as we speak.

@@kdmigloo I think burrows make more sense.

@@kdmigloo And working on that Cardio too! Got to be able to out-run the PoPo's FurMizzle.

What happens when the elevator breaks?

@@seanwhatshisname1831they take the bottom two sections apart then slide the elevator out for repair then back in. Then slide the building back in place like a, “ Lego “! 🫤😐

@@seanwhatshisname1831 They fix it.

@@prestoncheapbtheadphoneste3010 LMFAO!

@@seanwhatshisname1831 what happens when an elevator breaks in a regular building?

That could be dealt with by tapering the pillars. Thicker at bottom and thinner up top. Lessening the square footage and structure the higgher you go and growing the lower you go. It could still be implemented in higher construction but would have to change design a bit more.. even along the line of suspension bridge maybe?, Attached at the top coming down or like a prism/diamond from top and from bottom

@@J1WE but lessoning the square footage of higher floors don't seem like it would be worth using this system. Those higher floors and penthouse units are where they make a substantial amount of their money back.

Not true! Check out the Rainier Building in Seattle for example. It’s skinny at the bottom. One of the most earthquake resistant buildings in the city.

Oh stop making sense.

@@noahjhs ...most earthquake-resistant buildings so far ..... Just wait until Antifa-Seattle with their "Riot Snack Van" show up.

Part of the design

Right and that makes it look cheap and sketchy

Look at pictures of architecture in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, one of the great cities in the world for modern architecture. Asymmetrical windows are common.

@@MotownGuitarJoeAsymmetrical windows doesn't mean it's good architecture.

Thank you for your comment! I must have a look. This will certainly drop the price of housing.

Toronto has many Top designed Buildings..

The top down building with 'train cars' of parts could also do building on the moon. The robots could get started as soon as in position. An Orion heat shield 'pop out' system could rapidly deploy a contained atmosphere in space.

They almost done with The Exchange, five more floors to go!!

Seams reasonable, so each floor is not taking the weight of all floors above it. Transferring all load to the two rigid pillars attached to a deep solid foundation.

Lol Cedar Point..nice reference

@@nathanielthomas2502 Seriously this reminds me of it for some reason.

What a run in sentence ain't gonna get it done you know try that again maybe howdy doody and rip rip van winkle alright ready set hold up ok go

What's wrong with her?

Let’s just say they wont be affordable to most

@@charleskavoukjian3441 To me that's wrong,just chumping off Detroit residents wanting improvement.

When it comes to what drives up the cost of most housing in cities, which is a lack of housing due to how expensive it is to build new developments (supply/demand), in theory a system like this, which is supposed to make construction more efficient and potentially cheaper (and therefore more desirable for developers), over time could lower the cost for "consumers." Will that actually be the case? who knows, but at least it's a promising idea.

Let's just say, "It won't be a place for 'Pookie & Ray Rae'".

@@wientz spectacular, never would have guessed!

Oooooooooooooooooooooo

So your husbands building? Or maybe someone else owns his company. Or maybe he works for a company whose owner's? Hmm 👀 either way, seems smart man!

@@ayten3617 my husband's boss owns multiple companies, and paid to have this building built. Sorry, I should have clarified 😂.

This METHOD may or may not, but THIS BUILDING doesn't need to. Michigan doesn't get the natural disasters that so many other parts of the country experience.

There are prefab concrete buildings that easily could.

yes like the daily car jackings in which no one dies.

Americans don't know that other countries have modern architecture . They think Africans live in huts, Asians live in sheds and they think Europeans live in old cathedral looking buildings

Yeah but pretty sure they got one on backwards here

If that's "modern architecture" then take me back in time. Atrocious.

Needs to be a giant "T" overlooking a harbor. Should have hired Cyborg

And Colombia did the same thing

That’s totally why I came to the comment section, to see if anyone else pointed this out! Maybe done on purpose?

Do they have to? But pretty sure they do. It just looks like deco or something. And to that guy, of course they made it look that way on purpose.

The windows aren't suppose to line up. The design shows the windows like that.

Detroit: Become Human. Have you heard of that game? This is so exciting to me.

2:53 what do you expect she's the engineer 😄