Future Germany 2030 - Leading Europe with Projects and Skyscraper Proposals

Frankfurt, Berlin and Hamburg all have significant skyscraper projects underway, and have proposed several more. By 2030, Germany will have a dozen new skyscrapers.

HafenCity, a urban regenaeration project is the largest of it's kind in Europe, and will revitalize Hamburg.

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[Aaronaa]

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[KeinAlias]

I don't like the buildings planned in Berlin. Frankfurt style is mutch better!

[joaquincimas]

Madrid, Milan, Barcelona or Bilbao will have good skylines in the future. The South of Europe exist... Good Video, love how Germany have a lot off middle/big cities instead of one ir two megacities.

[jakob]

Lots of development happening in Frankfurt and Berlin. Very interesting video.

[VillarsGM]

I've recently been to the HafenCity and it's just bleak. Seeing so much bare concrete right next to the famous warehouse district of Hamburg is just bizarre.

[andy.]

I live in Germany! 1hour🚊 away from Frankfurt! ❤️

[julianfrancisco]

I IDMIRE Germany, its a super organize society, great health system, great public school, super tecnoly in every aspec of comstruction, such a Small country wIth so much to offer to the world

[talijah]

Germany is highly decentralised with many A & B cities scattered around the country. However, it's skyscrapers are very modest with no Wow effect. They seem to be jittery to push the boundaries of architecture.

[MrKraft-fgdh]

Haha Brandenburg airport will be never finished ! Because of the politics ! It’s owned by the politics so there is always something wrong

[antoniosilvera]

0:21 That proyect is very big, but the biggest urban development is in Madrid, Madrid Nuevo Norte.

[TowerGuy]

Those four towers in Frankfurt, will they only house 1000 people? That really does seem a very small number for such a developtment. Or are these buildings mixed use with also office, retail and maybe hotel space?

[Jay-jqbl]

Considering the price the tallest of the Four sold for, they need to revive Frankfurt21 and bury all the train lines at the HBF, or at least put a canopy on the tracks like at Hudson Yards, or around Grand Central Station. Ideally they'd run all the tracks under the HBF and restore the exterior of the station to its original design, which would free up a bunch of space on the sides of the station for taxis and such, so the Bahnhofplatz can be turned into a park. Behind the station should have a park too, flanked by skyscrapers. The ugly post-modern building beside the old barracks should make way for some towers too, with a neo romanesque or neoclassical design. That could all tie in nicely with Gallus and link the area to the river.

[DaddyRaiden]

You‘re such a g for putting the song in the description 🙌

Edit: that‘s not the song dude :I
Edit 2: The Song is „static“ by Ramzoid

[orvellgeorge]

The Alexander a tower in Berlin will only be 150m high.

[theraginginfernape]

A new compact skyline city? I'm open, since I want to see what Germany's style will be. Just hope they don't go overboard with unnecessary megatalls like Dubai or EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS like New York. However, like New York, build out of necessity

[MrJonathanbieber]

BER the airport for Berlin is the most stupiest project ever. The amaount of needed money has reached more than the double estimated price. Another point is that the complete terminal is to small for the forcast of people who travel from that place. It would be easier to demantle that airport and build a new one at another place. An idea from my side would be, that the programm will be stopped and for example a runtrack be build so that the hole earth moving wouldn‘t be for nothing

[Hallo-exnk]

I’m going to Dubai this December. Can’t wait to climb the Burj Khalifa. Does anyone know some other building/things to check out?

[mikeegah]

Now, every country want to have skyscrapers. Are those buildings underconstruction because 2030 is 12 years from now..

[jameswaters]

I'm so glad to see architects and engineers and their marvelous and amazing creations that are truly awe-inspiring. At the same time, we are aware that societies are also spending vast amounts of capital in so-called, "defense budgets" for weaponry. Looks like the forces of good are winning and the armory filled with sulphurous bang-bang will ultimately be locked away forever. Pandora opened a jar containing sickness, death and many other unspecified evils which were then released into the world. Civil engineering will create into the world a great tangible future. The collective visions of architects, engineers, financiers, designers, city planners, will win the day. Military engineering will begin to wane and yes, 'wither on the vine'.

[CJ-zkis]

Pls stop those wannabe modern glass towers... some variety in materials and natural stone facades maybe