When Can India Get A 100-Storey Building? | What You Should Know

[@joykomurmondol2744]

I love india from bangladesh

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[@rollsroyce4249]

Existing Indian cities lack necessary lack necessary infrastructure due to congestion. New cities with proper infrastructure should be made first around old cities and then we can think of building 100 storey skyscrapers

[@joymajumdar8019]

Building 💯 stories building should be in a 30:70 ratio of commercial and residential. So I think there will be no problems for investment and stakeholders. Also generate office spaces along with residence.

[@annoyedcat2602]

The airports needs to be moved to the outskirts of the cities.

[@amazecreations1853]

The biggest problem is AAI(Airport Authority of India).

[@nirupamakumar3917]

They might seem like a problem but they are there to make sure that India's airspace and cities are safe and there is seemless movement's of aircrafts in already congested skies and airport with limited runways.

[@amazecreations1853]

@@nirupamakumar3917 bro lots of iconic skyscraper project failed in India (mostly in Mumbai) just because they were way too higher , AAI states that those projects may create problems for airlines , but in most cases the developers did well research and found that the buildings were not blocking the path and were quite distanced from the runways also. Just take a look at cities like Dubai , New York , don't they have skyscraper close to the airports.

[@kadam.poonam]

Mumbai will soon have one of the best skyline in the world After 100 years from now if airport authorities allow Lol!!!

[@chuslimtom5811]

🤣😂

[@nirupamakumar3917]

India doesnt need a 100 storey building yet. Such projects merely high light the existence of a real estate bubble. Eg, Empire States Building New York before Great Depresssion, the Burj Khalifa Dubai before the 2008 Financial Crisis and the utter failure of Financial Tower in Shanghai with its very low occupancy rates and high costs. Instead, Indian cities needs to be like Seoul, Singapore, Tokyo,Sydney, Hong Kong...

[@FuturistRoy]

Image 1: Bangalore Image 2: Mumbai Image 3: Noida Image 4: Kolkata Image 5: Hyderabad Image 6: Chennai Image 7: Lodha World One, Mumbai Image 8: Mumbai Which one is your favorite image?

[@tanishsalunkechannel]

@Dwan Sangma yeah that building looked cool 😍

[@debjoy75]

Abar...need you ask buddy!

[@debjoy75]

One of a kind wishlist. Please take pains to prepare a video listing cities with the highest volume of skyscrapers. I know my city is a close second after Mumbai. Just an official confirmation from one of the most dependable youtubers. Bolo hein.

[@adee6467]

Gift city allowed construction of buildings above 70 floor. Please make if we are gonna see diamond tower now

[@nirupamakumar3917]

when was this announced ?

[@nirupamakumar3917]

last i checked the airports authority severely limited the height allowances....

[@nirupamakumar3917]

@R Chaudhari That's great news ! Do you know what these projects are called and if there are any renders for them ?

[@adee6467]

@@nirupamakumar3917 recently WTC A was inaugurated height 122m and Sobha height 102m. Now that they got permission,proposal for bigger towers will be made

[@nirupamakumar3917]

@@adee6467 Its start but theyre still quite short, especially in comparison to Mumbai and even cities like Noida, Kolkata and Bengaluru....

[@sougataroy6963]

Nice buildings!! India must ensure clean electricity and water - two essential things for these buildings..

[@ayushc5704]

I hope once the navi mumbai airport is operational they will divert the flights in this route to NMIA..

[@amitchaudhuri8142]

With clayey soil, is it advisable to go so high in India?

[@kishordinkarsonar91]

If worlds tallest structure (Burj khalifa) can stand on sand then we can also develop technology for construction on such soil.

[@Ss-fu5sx]

The simple answer is . . . . Not in at least 200 years 😏😜