What do you think of supertall skyscrapers? Would you want one in your city?👇😎

Monterrey, Mexico is not south america my friend, Mexico is also part of north America. By the way, in Mexico city there is also a building that is already under construction and is called Reforma Colon, projected for around 316 mts tall.

Mexico belongs to the North American region… not south America’s. In fact there is an important trade agreement between the 3 northern countries 🇲🇽🇺🇸🇨🇦

I think the title should be North America's skyscrapers of the future

Mexico is part of North America, not South

In Toronto, Yonge is pronounced like Young

Half of all construction cranes in all of North America are in Toronto. That should tell you something!

Monterrey ,Mexico !!!!

Very good video !! just one one… Geographically, Mexico is not part of South America, not even part of Central America. It’s in North America.

Should mention the vision of Oklahoma city's idea tallest building in the USA that they have a plan to build in downtown. with its height was approved for the original height of 1744ft but now trying to reprove the area height to increase it to 1907ft to mark the year when Oklahoma became a state.

South America? That Americans are not taught geography in their schools

I really enjoy that the architects of 2020's seem to be bringing the focus back on making visually appealing buildings, how the buildings makes us feel is just as important as any other aspect of architecture :)

@Top_Luxury please come to Monterrey, Nuevo León, México. Fly your drone over the different districts of Monterrey and its mountains; you will see all the skyscrapers under construction, not only RISE, in the richest city in the country. 🇲🇽

Still remember discovering your channel during the COVID pandemic and 4 years later... YOU REACHED 1,000,000 SUBSCRIBERS!!! Congratulations. I suggest you to make a video titled: "World Tallest Buildings with Damper"

NORTH AMERICA; Canada, US, Mexico, the central america and carribbean nations, Greenland (Denmark), St Pierre (France).

Yoo congrats on 1 mil subscribers🔥🔥

Great video. I'm in Toronto. I'm excited about the supertalls being part of the city. There is a greenbelt that works to prevent urban sprawl, so we have to build up higher to meet population growth over the coming decades. We are witnessing the further densification of Toronto.

Wow, The Rise is beautiful! 😲

As alway great video and congrats for 1 million subscribers.

The One in Toronto is well underway and has surpassed 55 storeys. Construction has not stopped.

Living in Toronto was crazy, every time you go downtown it got bigger and looked different EVERY YEAR! it was so wonderful but weird

Congratulations on the 1 million subs, bro. Well deserved for sure!

Brazil is actually building the tallest residential building in the world: Triumph Tower, standing at 544 meters tall. I would like to see a video about it!

A new developer has taken over project ONE!!in Toronto, Toronto has more cranes in the sky than any other city in North America.240 as of today.

México esta en norteamerica y como dato torre rise ya paso el nivel de calle

hey Buddy ! this is NorthAmerica 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇲🇽 you're a little disoriented

Hey, excellent video! There are some brazilian skyscrapers been under construction in Balneário Camboriú, including a recent project (approved by local government) of a 500+ meters high residencial skyscraper

hey man love your vids. just a suggestion - making sure to add the height in feet for us americans. i know some buildings had it listed, but many did not

Mexico! Great country!

Jeez Toronto have to relax😅

Toronto should be the next nyc

Man ! I can't get over the edit and the content. It is so good !! ❤

Amazing video!

I'm excited to see Waldorf Astoria in GTA 5 soon 😎

Mexico is not South America

Skyscraper's are amazing! I'm still waiting for that mile-high titanium Eiffel Tower 🗼

I rarely comment on a video, but I would like to congratulate you on this one! The info is amazing and well presented, and the visual are so goood! This channel has grown epic in the past few years, it's so insane to finally reach the million subs! Keep up the good work!

NIce views of the proposed or under constructions. Nice voice by the way

Love the content!

The two in NYC are cool

Frank Gehry is from Toronto :)

Mexico is in North America!!!!!!!

Wow, THREE toronto skyscrapers? As a former resident, I approve!

Toronto is booming!

Monterrey,Mexico =North America *

america needs to start building big projects like these

You should state the height in feet as well. They are buildings in America. It's better than having to convert everything. I do love your videos though. Regardless, I hope you keep them coming. Thank you for the work you do.

Portland, Oregon, US here~ A supertall here? Ohthankyounothankyou! That's why we get all of our other buddies on the west coast to build those silly vanity projects. I'm totally on board with all the high tech thinking as well as design, but for what purpose? Its use is the justification to build so high they could screw up flight patterns. Y'all get the point, and I'm a "Git off my lawn" kinda guy. I'm already sick of this whole stacked block that might fall over motif. It is interesting and one or two in the world would suffice. Frank Gehry's work, however, is exciting! It's fresh, it is an incredible example of tomorrow which no other of these supertalls possess. The Chrystler Building, perhaps could be an analogy in this sense. Neither building needs what makes them beautiful, but to make something beautiful that is part of the building's functionality is what makes a modern building modern way after we are all dust. Great show! I love how you can make me excited about what we are doing now and how it will shape the future. It's heady stuff!

“Grand Terminal Station” in NYC??? How about Grand Central Terminal.

That's something people forget about; flight paths and downtown Seattle is in the flight path of Boeing field so anything taller than the Columbia Center might become a bit of a navigational hazard. Same applies to other big cities but I ain't familiar with those.

I love your content, big fan here. Mexico is in North America by the way 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

In the beginning of the Seattle tower segment you state it's under construction. Then at the send of the segment you state construction hasn't started yet. Also, the title says America's Skyscrapers yet you highlighted skyscrapers in Mexico and Canada. Perhaps the title should be North American Skyscrapers.

18th :) btw congrats on 1m subs!

What’s with all these cities getting stacked cube buildings? Almost like American high rises are bought at Costco nowadays.

Homelessness in the US is at record highs.

Mexico is not in South America.

Pinnacle One Yonga?

Hi top luxury, I have been watching your videos for a while. and you make good content . It is also educational as well .Congratulations on hitting one million subscribers.

The funds have been secured to build the 1706 feet legends tower in OKC which will be the largest in the USA and 6th largest in the world

Very nice❤❤.. who edit your videos ?

What about the Legends Tower proposed for Oklahoma city? Apparently it'll be the tallest in the USA if completed.

Bring back the old stone and brick buildings

New York in 1900: We have the world's tallest towers 😎 New York now: We can't do anything against Asia 😢

How many new skyscrapers do you want? Toronto: Yes

Carlos Ott was born in Uruguay but is a Canadian architect. Otherwise a great episode.

I live in Salt Lake City, where the skyscrapers on the east side of town are 11000 feet tall and built by god via the forces of nature. Absolutely spectacular.

OMG , Mexico 😮

Nice video

Did I hear him say the Colorado River when he was talking about the Austin Tx building?!😮

Cool. 😎 Just one question. Who is brave enough to clean the top floor windows? 🤠🤔🤨

You forgot the legends tower in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City has a new tall being built.

The Forma Towers look like a nightmare in light reflection, like a disco ball in the middle of the city

Toronto's becoming the next Global City on the world stage 🇨🇦💪

NY building is beautiful.

No mention of the proposed Legends Tower in Oklahoma City?

Building supertalls in Seattle or any place along the Ring of Fire will have a horrible cost someday.

Commodore and the tower in Seattle are my favorites among these. BTW: "Monterey" (with one "r") is a mid-sized city in California. But "Monterrey" (with two "r"s) is the city in Mexico to which you referred. The problem is that you pronounced it like the city in California. Next time, ROLL THE R.

Mexico is in North America FYI

FYI, Forgot about the Hudson site in Detroit…. Cool video tho!

Yeah, well done mate. Apparentely, many Americans seem to think anything south of the border is South America. Perhaps Nebraska is Central America then...

My town stopped at 889ft, because 900ft is a whole other classification. Also, heh heh, he said"Skid-more"😂

Light is always a free idea just because it is a solar derivative.☀

The thumbnail implies American skyscrapers, and then shows Mexico and Canada. Strange.

08:26. Most New Yorkers would drop the "hundred" and say "Two Seventy Park Avenue" 10: 29 It is called Grand Central Terminal, not Grand Terminal Station 11:06 It is Midtown, not Downtown

concept dream will never become true.

I expected to see some projects in South America too, since the title says "America".

The thumbnail skyscraper looks like Katowice skyline KTW

Being in Los angeles, we get our fair share of high rise buildings. But most dont even hold a candle to these. Seismic activity in California puts a limit on high rises.

I like the channel but there's a lot of little mistakes. "Grand Terminal Station," "Downtown New York," etc. It's clear the writers aren't from NY and/or didn't put much effort into the research

you should do a video on the like the bunch different miami supertalls and mega projects there are so many its not even funny

Yonge Street is pronounced the same as young. ;)

Yes and 2 of them are

Man there is a skyscraper in Brazil in planning called Triumph Tower in balneário Camboriú

5:45 I was asking myself the exact same question 😂 Let‘s find out in 2025 when GTA VI came out

*across North America I don’t see anything from South America on the list.

in austin the number of skyscrapers has increased in the last years.

Yonge is pronounced Young, not younga.

Atlanta can include so much supertall skyscrapers like the Chinese-American skyline in the world!🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎🌎

It is designed as an insult to the station, one of the most iconic pieces of architecture in the US - or anywhere - no more. Combined with the existing superscraper directly to the west, it will belittle Grand Central Station to complete insignificance. It was the biggest station, with the highest train capacity, ever built including China. (though it's been castrated through removal of its storage yard in Mott Haven which is now completely blocked) The 30-story height of the buildings flanking the station was proportionally compatible with it, as was the Pan Am Building - especially with its 4 escalators giving access to the Main Concourse with dramatic flare. I think these developers badgered the Bloomberg Administration to get them to allow this. The Municipal Arts Society (who spearheaded the last battle over preserving Grand Central - for which we now have only an incompetently drawn bronze plaque of Jackie Kennedy in the Park Avenue vestibule.) and the local historic preservation outfit - are not worth their salt, and the preservation laws, including the federal one, have no teeth. i.e. THEY CAN DO ANYTHING THEY WANT. The existing new building directly to the station's west, One Vanderbilt Place or something, shows the station in an ugly aspect particularly from the west, where most tourists see it for the first time, and that's intentional. Part of the deal with the MTA was to provide $200,000,000 of improvements to the subway entrance at 42nd and Park S. The result was a historically accurate (though none existed before) marble clad stair WITH NO ESCALATORS whereas two of them currently exist across the hall which are inadequate and constantly breaking down. Doesn't look like $200,000,000 to me. In return, the MTA agreed to close the commodiously Guastavino vaulted taxi stand on Vanderbilt Avenue, so they could close the street to traffic - which resulted in making the taxi stand into a permanent latrine. They thought: "Maybe a Restaurant..." BUT NOBODY COULD STAND THE SMELL. Hence the taxis are lined up three lanes thick on 42nd Street and they had to put chain link restraints up on the sidewalk and hire people to direct both traffic and the noticeably aggressive taxi fares. Across the street the same developer had earlier dismantled Lincoln's seated statue in their ornate open entryway with an inspiring quote on its matching bronze plaque, and changed the name of the building from Lincoln to Two Vanderbilt or something. (no historical approvals required) You'd think the historic preservation authorities would have seen this as an ominous sign of what was coming, but no. Meanwhile, on the west side, another developer had agreed to fund the ill-conceived re-work of Penn Station - still in preliminary design as they've yet spent about a billion dollars on construction WITH NO APPRECIABLE BENEFIT - in fact quite the opposite. This agreement allowed the developer take down the Pennsylvania Hotel - something that should certainly have been landmarked, which they managed to keep out of Wikipedia for about ten years - and I'll bet he's sorry now. It was expected that he would fund the station by being allowed to demolish several notable 30-story buildings on Seventh Avenue - where the buildings are all thirty stories tall as far as the eye can see, giving the street a highly individual character probably not seen anywhere else in the world. But the MAS and Hist. Pres. Comm. would have no knowledge of that, because they're a bunch incompetent Useful Idiots and probably corrupt. It's questionable now whether the Pennsylvania Hotel Superscraper Replacement itself will be built, never mind the 8 or 10 other superscrapers that were intended to fund the station in lieu of taxes. SNAFU