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sorry, but i hate that projects so i really won't draw it
It is quite interesting project also, because it is different. Religious with hotel together and impressive, it has 485m high, more than the HK one under construction also. Al Bait Tower in Mecca maybe has different methods to be constructed. I do not know if they really use cranes for to reach that high or just human force.
Great diagram. How exactly are you doing this? Is it a diagram for every 400m under construction in the world plus all over 300m in the US? If so then how about adding this:
Greenland Square Zifeng Tower in Nanjing, China:
Nice diagram,
however one supertall is missing. The Lotte World Tower in Busan, S.Korea which is also under construction. 496m 1621ft.
Currently near the bottom of the excavation aiming for 2009 completion.
At first I thought this was some bad rip-off crock of shit, but then I saw the user who created the thread and knew it was going to be fine. I was right. Keep up the great work
@Martins, it was already suggested him to do that, but he said he dislikes it, I do not know why. Of course it would be very nice if it would be there as I believe in much human force in Mecca and I like the architecture of it, as it is a mix of something Russian and Islamic appearance in high quality and huge.
Al Bait Tower in Mecca maybe has different methods to be constructed. I do not know if they really use cranes for to reach that high or just human force.
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