The World's Largest Mega Projects Completing In 2024

We explore some of the world's largest mega projects completing in 2024 in this episode, from the largest giga projects to the tallest skyscrapers, mega dams and huge railways systems . Join us as we explore the insane engineering behind these projects:

The Tren Maya Railway Project
Iconic Tower Egypt
Indonesia's Nusantara
Santiago Bernabeu
Ciel Tower
Sydney Metro

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[TheImpossibleBuild]

Some insane projects 🔥 did we miss any?

[tomwinston]

Really appreciate what Paris is doing, not just another skyscraper project

[sergeishabunin]

A really nice Video 😊
I would improve the Video by adding a short pause each time a new Project is coming.
For example: next up is the Ciel Tower in Dubai. Without this I'm a bit confused if the information is from the previous or next project

[HammerOn-bugx]

Please stop using the fake camera shaking. It's nauseating, literally.

[jgbreezer]

Ah! Please structure the change between projects more clearly! You shift from talking about one project to another in the next sentence without any pause, no graphic to indicate it (the fact there are multiple scenes and pictures of each place taken in different styles means a scene/style change doesn't clearly mark a project change), it messes with my mind; I need some clues when a context shift is happening (maybe that's adhd related, maybe lots of others also feel it too? But either way it breaks best practice for presenting info). Tell them what you're going to tell them (minimally a heading), then tell them the thing, and probably summarise (though that doesn't feel a clear one needed here so much, but some kind of segue and a slight pause between sentences/paragraphs would be really handy).

[traceyolsen]

Getting the waste water systems fixed so people can swim in the Seine in Paris would be wonderful, hopefully cities will all start competing to get the cleanest rivers, rather than keep constructing dangerously high buildings etc.

[barryvaldek]

Error.

Tallawong Station is currently the end of the line opened 29th May 2019 just before the state government election

[niavaaj]

Expertise doesn’t acknowledge that why today there are too much rain, hail, landslide ? From human destroy nature . Who destroy nature ?

[tkdwqhn]

🧿🧿👏👏👏🤌🤌😁🤣🤣🤣😁 muhteşemsiniz devasa milyar dolar'lar devasa km'ler devasa m2'ler muhteşem mühendislik harikası yapılar başarılarınızın devamının kat ve kat artmasını diliyorum

[mamdouh-Tawadros]

I wish our world more mega projects instead of wars!

[SKEC]

Click Bait. Where is the thumbnail picture?

[kevinbarnard]

Nit sure if the Real Madrid Stadium looks more like a game console or industrial grade Roomba. :P

[brianflannigans]

quality is success, thats the H&S custom homes motto for the signs

[daveburrows]

This AI story telling is just terrible. Thumbs down, do not recommend this channel.

[NYC]

Amongst other developed countries, Australia probably lags behind in building their metro system

[MichaelAnderson-sx]

So where is the UKs Innovations and social build strategies

[jonllast]

These people will never learn. These people will destroy it faster than it can be built.

[elwood]

Looks like some new smart city's in here wow

[cbnsneakersupdate]

They build so many building why they dont put wild turbine ?

[brad]

"Blasting was too dangerous, so they used explosives to blast the hill away, " lolol.
Also, trains heading south aren't going north.