Megastructures: Building the Burj Al Arab | Dubai Engineering Documentary | Reel Truth Science

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Published 2020-06-03
Dubai is on a mission: to become to top tourist destination on the planet. This Emirate has almost tripled its coast line, by building a palm-shaped city at sea. Now Dubai plans to put itself firmly on the map by recreating the world, three hundred man-made islands constructed out in the Arabian gulf. It’s the biggest reclamation project ever undertaken. The world can only be built of natural elements they demand by the shape. But it must define nature’s most destructive force: the sea. Engineers will battle against time and nature to create this man-made wonder visible from space. But will this creation of this mega structure push Dubai to the limit?

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All Comments (21)
  • @dreamcatcher.08
    Hats off to all workers who made it. Their hardwork must be appreciated.
  • The narrator has a dynamic voice.wonderful voice.as he is trying telling step by step we can see ourselves right there in Dubai watching the building being constructed in a awe inspiring way.great.that shows how wonderfully humans are made in gods image. Almighty has created man with great mind .he has given them the power to do great things.
  • @dandarma1
    I was posted to physical procurement department as finance manager and I had to work with external and internal architects, quantity surveyors, structural engineers, contractors, electrical electronics engineers etc. My job was to provide Management with financials on how the various projects would be completed within specified time to avoid cost over runs. I had to rush to youtube for a crash program on construction management and this clip is one of the best I saved and used over and over again. I remember one project we had that was intractable at first. We were to build our branch in Yenegoa, a coastal town by the Atlantic. All the elements of the above clip came into play. The city itself was just 98 meters above sea level, unknown to us was an underground river and so many other challenges but I was very comfortable as the engineers and architects were discussing the technicalities, thanks to this clip amongst others.
  • @ahmedsaffah5222
    When an architect meets that dream client; bold vision, no red tape, and an infinite budget.
  • @vzearchitect
    As an architect in training, i can tell you that this is an amazing structure. i participate in architecture everyday, i was amazed. The real architect is the budget.
  • @2pkjs1351
    The engineering is absolutely insane, it is true though “architect’s dream is the engineer’s nightmare”
  • @Takukatemera
    You live ,you sleep, you breath the building indeed
  • @servus2634
    The architect who dreams big and the engineer who makes it happen.
  • @James_Edward59
    The engineering is crazy but the construction aspect of it is what truly amazes me, the amount of work that goes into the construction of it and the work the construction people do.
  • @appled2802
    So much time and effort to materialize this building and hotel..Amazing skills of well-skilled Engineers!!
  • @mohib024
    It's a perfect example of scientific explanation. Science can do sort of anything
  • @mehranumarr259
    Its crazy to think the workers put the most renowned hotel on earth would barely own a house
  • @needmoreramsay
    Amazing engineering. Just incredible how creative and ingenious mankind can be when properly motivated.
  • @melinasasha120
    My husband and I stayed there for 3 nights back in 2005.It definitely was a once-in-a-lifetime experience.It had been on my bucket list ever since I first saw a photograph of it.Good job I made our trip happen because later on my husband had health problems and was unable to travel.Ever since that first visit we fell in love with Dubai and to this day still adore it.I have visited many times and hope to go to the 2021 Expo.
  • @keztukariri
    So much respect to the ones who actually constructed it!!!