What will Sydney look like in the future

[@ren4issance-754]

You could turn this map into one of the greatest video games of all time.

[@mitchellgreen6891]

GTA VI Sydney

[@AntTonyLOLKID]

@@mitchellgreen6891 if only, if ever

[@marcozolo3536]

Circular Quay is also getting a major overhaul soon. Sydney metro extending past Chatswood to North Sydney and across the harbour to eventually join up to Bankstown and finally Liverpool in ensuing years

[@deardreamer]

Plus Parramatta，Macquarie Park，Olymic Park etc Sydney is Booming faster than ever

[@themasonexperience6844]

Gerry Chen Sydney is booming? U seen Melbourne?

[@anaussie213]

The Mason Experience cbd Melbourne is booming. All over the metro Sydney is booming. You can add st Leonard’s, Rhodes and north Sydney to that list. Chatswood is also massive. All those suburbs are building multiple 150 metre plus tall buildings. Parramatta, north Sydney, Macquarie park, st Leonard’s, crows nest and the actual cbd are building 200+ metre tall towers. Elsewhere 10+ story tall buildings are going up in every suburb.

[@keilou_3296]

An Aussie and also burwood. Burwood is growing soooo fast.

[@memzzy6624]

The Mason Experience only the CBD of Melbourne is booming and is full of buildings that are identical in design. Whereas multiple suburbs are booming in Sydney, Melbourne is just stuck in its one area whereas Sydney has spread out like the petals of a flower.

[@themasonexperience6844]

Mehmet Yildirim Melbournes suburbs are a lot nicer, sane with the gardens

[@MajdIbrahim-f6t]

Cool!

[@AntTonyLOLKID]

I know Australia is one of the more greener (in terms of just plants, not energy) developed countries, but I didnt realise how green. Hope it stays that way

[@r-labs9357]

intresting how Australia is lavishly green when it is also mostly a desert

[@AntTonyLOLKID]

@@r-labs9357 okay sorry; Australia is more greener in the suburan areas and coastal areas, where 99% of the population live

[@r-labs9357]

@@AntTonyLOLKID yea,

[@reshiwram2455]

This looks really good, I wanna live in Sydney

[@themasonexperience6844]

Vidya Mysore well Sydney isn’t the most successful city in the world. If u wanna consider living somewhere it should be Melbourne. Sky scraper capital of Southern Hemisphere, sport capital of the world, best coffee and most livable city for 7 years. And yet u wanna live in the most high priced bogan capital of NSW?

[@anaussie213]

The Mason Experience Sydney is an alpha plus world city with a larger population than the merely Alpha world city Melbourne. We also have a temperate climate with the worlds largest natural harbour and hundreds of beaches. Melbourne is freezing with a muddy stream flowing through it, great.

[@themasonexperience6844]

An Aussie dumb fuck Melbourne population is growing faster than Sydney. Melbourne is the most livable Australian city, yet alone most successful. All you have is 1 good bridge and a city not planned as well as the other cities. Ofc they have there beaches so if you like to surf that’s better. If you like to cycle and a more sporty/hippy city then I would say Melbourne

[@anaussie213]

The Mason Experience growing faster by a few percentage points, it will take decades for Melbourne to catch our population, we’re pushing 6 million here. Lol at “most liveable”, a meaningless metric. I suppose if you are obsessed with afl or a “hippy” the Melbourne cbd might seem cool. That’s all Melbourne has, a cbd with some residential towers surrounded by Kath and Kim suburbia.

[@themasonexperience6844]

An Aussie Melbourne has 5.1 million and Sydney has 5.3 million people in 2020 and according to the Herald Sun news and Sydney morning Herald, Sydney is the city that’s most likely to suffer with toursuim and population growth. They also stated that Sydney will be over taken by Melbourne in population by late 2023 or 2024. Melbourne does have much more to offer than sport, art and skyscrapers incase you have not noticed. I suggest you do your research next time.

[@memzzy6624]

You forgot the Sydney Greenland Centre but other then that, great video 👌🏼

[@alexday5892]

I love these visualisations. It’s pretty accurate. Didn’t see anything for 1 Elizabeth Street which has been under construction for a while now. But I guess this was made before final plans were agreed. Only other thing I noticed was a cruise liner in Circular Quay ‘stern first’. Don’t think I have ever seen one moored with its bow facing out.

[@NickKerr-e7v]

The three coulorful towers at 0:42 is called barangaroo and my dad built basically all the stuff you can see on the outside like windows and the coulorful blades on the side

[@chatterminator7158]

@The Mason Experience Melbourne’s new buildings are taller because Sydney has a beautiful skyline to preserve and not ruin with tall buildings.

[@chatterminator7158]

@The Mason Experience Melbourne has a boring and generic skyline. Sydney’s skyline is instantly recognisable by people around the world.

[@NickKerr-e7v]

The Mason Experience I’ve Been to Melbourne and I literally can’t remember anything monumental about it so I don’t think manny people around the world would (Don’t get me wrong I loved it there and it was beautiful and I think Melbourne has more culture with the street art and stuff )

[@NickKerr-e7v]

The Mason Experience pretty sure warm beach and bright better describes the Gold Coast but ok

[@NickKerr-e7v]

The Mason Experience haha hahaha ha yeah

[@ZulcanPrime]

There is a height restriction in that no building can be built taller than the Centrepoint Tower. This is because of the close proximity to the aiiport.

[@MitchellBPYao]

Ah nuts

[@bush.nawaz.t8385]

I remember when Australia was declared as an unsafe destination for Indians. I had to leave Sydney and move to Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. Riyadh is wayyyyy more developed and beautiful than rest Saudi Arabia, because of my job in Riyadh, I can openly say that I'm rich.

[@ahoraya1047]

On the midterm Melbourne will be the largest City in Australia. In the future there will be a one million City in Northern Australia.

[@mushy111]

Just by looking at the skyline you'd think that Melbourne is much larger.

[@lesbiantrump4230]

@@mushy111 more skyscrapers doesn't equal higher population

[@mushy111]

@@lesbiantrump4230I didn't say that though lol.

[@MitchellBPYao]

No We have the tallest building

[@magnetronicmusic]

Cities Skylines perfect map

[@lawrencewei3583]

More like 2021 at least, with crown tower first of all

[@MitchellBPYao]

Imagine one 23metres taller than Sydney Tower

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

And forgot the Sydney Trains T6 Carlingford line closure?

[@shawnd-v1660]

Wheres the metro stations?

[@KvVortex]

where can I get my hands on a 3D model of sydney like this?

[@Crategainer]

Model it.

[@themasonexperience6844]

A dump site

[@MitchellBPYao]

Google Earth

[@vaccineisdeath8030]

@@themasonexperience6844 Everyone is leaving Melbourne 🤣🤣

[@davidmu2443]

It's pretty much goanna look like Toronto's SKyline in Canada. Chicago is by itself.

[@MitchellBPYao]

New York

[@blueryan12346]

Cool

[@SOBIESKI_freedom]

So... a lot of snow in Sydney's future?

[@hervisdaubeny2784]

I just wish sydney would build more tall buildings outside of that one strip of land

[@JayJayGamerOfficial]

Have you seen Chatswood, Parramatta, Liverpool, etc, they are all having minir skyscrapers booms Parramatta more so even in a lot of suburbs we are getting high rise buildings, I live in Edmondson park right inbetween Campbeltown and Liverpool and we have a 68 metre tall apartment building with a couple other shorter ones all connected to a new shopping centre opening at the end of this month right next to a train station, this is just the Harbour CBD which is the one that everyone knows

[@mushy111]

Flight paths. Melbourne skyline looks much more impressive these days

[@vaccineisdeath8030]

@@mushy111 Melbourne CBD skyscrapers look generic.

[@weststigers1879]

@@mushy111 Sydney’s skyline is iconic. Melbourne’s skyline looks like any other skyline in the world.

[@mushy111]

@@weststigers1879 Dont get me wrong, I'm from Sydney, and for small cities, both Syd and Melb skylines look cute. But due to flight paths Sydney has a few squat towers built in the 70s and 80s with one big dildo thing at Barangaroo. Brisbane is looking better than Sydney these days.

[@JasonSoiland]

Song name?

[@thiagoleobons390]

So basically Sydney in the present

[@stussysinglet]

Although Sydney host one of the most beautiful inspiring buildings of the past 70 years so much of post war architecture in Sydney like many other cities is not particularly attractive or appealing. The city lost much of its beauty with the destruction of pre war buildings and high rise construction from each decade since the 1950s has done little or nothing to enhance the city. Many of the worst high rise buildings in Sydney are residential and some are pretty terrible. It is a challenge to make buildings today look appealing, sophisticated or beautifull but it can be done.Generally the sleek glass buildings of recent years are a step above allot of what has come before especially when you look at the concrete walls or apartment balconies that reach up to the sky. The problen here is that architecture can become boring, repetitive and bland. A balance of making sure buildings enhance or contrast well with heritage buildings while considering the aesthetics as the same importance as their function or money being made is what will improve the look and feel of the city.

[@jaitheminecraftgamer5046]

Where’s the new light rail stations?

[@GHT007]

Please sell this model to the guys making the new MS Flight Simulator? Their efforts with Sydney are really bad.

[@GHT007]

Better still sell it to OrbX who do add ons.

[@MitchellBPYao]

GTA Sydney

[@ritagoldman2905]

All Sydney future is only in this video. The one of Australia is burnt and flooded

[@villewintermaul1907]

Seems unlikely

[@ruixinyan9223]

perfert

[@minjiekim8794]

lol