Chinese Build Unbelievable 350ft Waterfall On A Skyscraper
People travel from afar to see one of the most spectacular sites in nature, the waterfall. Someone from the Chinese construction company Guizhou Ludiya Property Management recognized this and thought: “Hey, why don’t we build a waterfall on the side of our skyscraper?” And so they have created the largest artificial cascade in the world, and people cannot really decide if it is a good idea or not. It is undeniable that this indeed looks spectacular, creating a glorious rainbow in front of the building when the sun is cut. But the artificial waterfall, located in the city of Guiyang, the capital of the province of Guizhou in southwest China, requires 4 main pumps to lift the recycled water at 350 feet before it takes place on the side of the immense building. It was confronted with enormous engineering challenges during the Constitution and due to electricity costs, considered more than $ 100 an hour, the cascade is only used for special occasions.
ANNOUNCEMENT spoke to a Guiyang resident, Tengyu Zhang, to obtain his point of view on the new unusual attraction of his city. “Personally, I think it’s good,” he told us. “I think it’s more to show tourism in the province of Guizhou. Since the Huangguoshu waterfall is the most famous waterfall in China and that it is located in Guizhou, it can be like an ad for this. Many people have reacted negatively to what they perceive as an extremely useless vanity project, but Tengyu does not agree. “Well, it’s not always on. Only if there are international and important events and it will be open. In addition, there are fountains in the park and light decorations in the modern city. If you really consider the aspect of the environment, I suppose that it should also be closed. »»
Guiyang is experiencing rapid growth while people flock to other parts of the province to take advantage of the construction boom. “Five years ago, it was still one of the poorest provinces of China,” Tengyu told us. “But now the government wants to build a Big Data center in Guiyang. The economy therefore develops quickly. For example, the bases for Apple, Google and Amazon will be located in Guiyang. It looks like there will be many more creative and crazy skyscrapers to come to Guiyang! Scroll down to check the waterfall building by yourself.
A construction company in Guiyang, China has decided to try something a little different
But while it is undeniable that it looks spectacular
It requires 4 huge pumps to lift the recycled water at 350 feet before it takes place on the side of the building
And due to electricity costs, which would have more than $ 100 an hour, the cascade is only used for special occasions
Many people have reacted negatively to what they perceive as an extremely useless vanity project
While others thought it was excellent new tourist attraction for the city
“Personally, I think it’s nice,” said Tengyu Zhang resident of Guiyang
“Since the Huangguoshu waterfall is the most famous cascade in China and that it is located nearby, it can be like an ad for this”
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