CULWULLA
January 9th, 2007, 06:06 AM
you left out dubai.
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CULWULLA January 9th, 2007, 06:06 AM you left out dubai. Krazy January 9th, 2007, 06:58 AM ^^ ditto skyspy001 January 9th, 2007, 10:37 AM you left out dubai. are you kiding? to compare a small city with three big States? to compare a city of only less 1000 high-buildings with a country? Cristovão471 January 9th, 2007, 10:52 AM I think your all wrong in your own ways qwazy January 9th, 2007, 11:32 AM yes dubai. when all the projects in dubai are completed in a few years time. i think it'll be dubai. the two tallest towers in teh world. burj dubai and al burj. and they have single project developments that are bigger than manhattan. skyspy001 January 9th, 2007, 11:43 AM yes dubai. when all the projects in dubai are completed in a few years time. i think it'll be dubai. the two tallest towers in teh world. burj dubai and al burj. and they have single project developments that are bigger than manhattan. i REALLY doubt the ambitious of dubai. maybe they really have no idea of what is a Metropolis and waht is a city? qwazy January 9th, 2007, 11:50 AM i REALLY doubt the ambitious of dubai. maybe they really have no idea of what is a Metropolis and waht is a city? what is a metropolis? a big city with a multicultural environment with people of all origins. and thats wat dubai is. in another 15 years time. it'll grow to be the size of london. it already has the cultural mix of cities like london, you will find people of all origins and nationalities living in and visiting dubai. and wats wrong with dubai's ambitions? its all part of a massive masterplan that is being carried out based on extensive feasibility studies and planning. its not like theyr building all that without thinking about any of it, or about who will stay in or visit the massive new city that is being built Sinjin P. January 9th, 2007, 12:16 PM United Arab Emirates Arpels January 9th, 2007, 01:55 PM in terms of numbers I think China is winning, Americas built skrapers for decades but now Asia in general o built more, the question now is not were they born but numbers. Jules January 10th, 2007, 12:23 AM Comparing Dubai to the entire countries of China and the USA is ridiculous, calling it superior is another thing entirely. ToRoNto, g-town January 10th, 2007, 03:25 AM ^ ha agreeed.. such a STUPID comparison Xusein January 10th, 2007, 03:36 AM China for amount. gladisimo January 10th, 2007, 04:54 PM what is a metropolis? a big city with a multicultural environment with people of all origins. and thats wat dubai is. in another 15 years time. it'll grow to be the size of london. it already has the cultural mix of cities like london, you will find people of all origins and nationalities living in and visiting dubai. and wats wrong with dubai's ambitions? its all part of a massive masterplan that is being carried out based on extensive feasibility studies and planning. its not like theyr building all that without thinking about any of it, or about who will stay in or visit the massive new city that is being built I disagree. Dubai is a city full of rich, well-to-do expats, offset by poor migrant workers, there's not enough of a middle ground, or true cultural diversity. Although there's nothing wrong in and of itself with Dubai's ambitions or its current plans, I really find it a gross epitome of mass consumerism and decadence manifesting itself (first it was clothes, and then cars) and now an entire city. I fear what this means for future cities to come. Skyscrapers should be works of art, not massed produced consumer goods. gladisimo January 10th, 2007, 04:57 PM BTW, I say US, it's more mature and built up. Give us another 10-15 years and China will take the cake, but for now, it's still just the big three. Shanghai is doing a good job growing up, but its not quite there yet in terms of density and aesthetics, give it another 10-15 and it'll probably make it to the big four. At the rate Dubai is growing, as much as I hate to admit it, and as much as I love the Burj Dubai, it'll probably be able to join the big 5, in 10-15 years, assuming it doesn't crash. bonivison January 31st, 2007, 11:30 PM China will have the most skyscrapers in the near future But the capital of the world will still be USA the reason is simple Your American developed it the title belongs to you China is huge in area and population it will be the tops in many aspects such as economy,skyscrapers,etc. but everything becomes so tiny when averaged by 1.3 billion people We need developments But we donot hope that we are considered as the threat to you So,be friendly to us PLUS I want to ask WENCH What do you mean by saying"I even think that HK should be excluded in the list (China)."and"HONGKONG not HONGKONG.China"? besides ,what are you doing in Taipei Are you also deciding separate Taiwan province out from our mainland? Everyone knows HongKong is the finacial centre of China, it has returned to mainland for ten years long. If you think it is a shame to be a Chinese,You can leave HongKong and Taipei,get out of my country. bonivison January 31st, 2007, 11:38 PM Sorry I did not mean to convern of politics but I was angry with him YelloPerilo February 1st, 2007, 02:56 AM Sorry I did not mean to convern of politics but I was angry with him He is not Chinese but a Philippino who was born in Hongkong but never saw the need to learn to speak Chinese. Chinese was just to low for him, methink. I have even met a Philippina who was born in Hongkong but never learnt to use chopstick ... so unsophisticated she is! :ohno: jaetguz February 3rd, 2007, 04:00 AM But Dubai is an emirate..not a city in CHina, Usa or Brazil... danielsale February 3rd, 2007, 06:25 AM if we're talking about density there's no doubt Brasil. if we are talking about building weith more glasses around, USA and China. Quebec16 February 3rd, 2007, 06:29 AM I voted USA because after all they were the first one to build skyscrapers and they sure do have a lot of them in all cities, I mean they are everywhere, for those who ever goes to the atlantic coast to new york, boston etc... you'll understand z0rg February 5th, 2007, 01:32 AM I voted USA because after all they were the first one to build skyscrapers and they sure do have a lot of them in all cities, I mean they are everywhere, for those who ever goes to the atlantic coast to new york, boston etc... you'll understand The US was the frist country with a skyscraper boom, that's sure. However, skyscrapers (highrises with 12+ floors) existed long before. Then, you cannot find skyscrapers "everywhere" in the US. Normally, you only find them in the CBD excepting in some cities such as Miami, where the amount of residential highrises is huge too . Meanwhile, in China you find skyscrapers in every city over 100,000 inhabitants, and not only in the city center but in every district. feverwin February 5th, 2007, 05:33 AM China will have the most skyscrapers in the near future But the capital of the world will still be USA the reason is simple Your American developed it the title belongs to you China is huge in area and population it will be the tops in many aspects such as economy,skyscrapers,etc. but everything becomes so tiny when averaged by 1.3 billion people We need developments But we donot hope that we are considered as the threat to you So,be friendly to us PLUS I want to ask WENCH What do you mean by saying"I even think that HK should be excluded in the list (China)."and"HONGKONG not HONGKONG.China"? besides ,what are you doing in Taipei Are you also deciding separate Taiwan province out from our mainland? Everyone knows HongKong is the finacial centre of China, it has returned to mainland for ten years long. If you think it is a shame to be a Chinese,You can leave HongKong and Taipei,get out of my country. You were too overacting... Besides WENCH is not a Chinese, if I remember correctly, he is a Malaysian living in HK... And also one thing you should remember China invented gunpower, however defeated by guns... :cheers: feverwin February 5th, 2007, 05:35 AM He is not Chinese but a Philippino who was born in Hongkong but never saw the need to learn to speak Chinese. Chinese was just to low for him, methink. I have even met a Philippina who was born in Hongkong but never learnt to use chopstick ... so unsophisticated she is! :ohno: Sorry, I didn't see your post, Philippino? I have thought Malaysian... :) khoojyh February 5th, 2007, 07:26 AM USA for now China for future. |