Japan is renowned for its advanced earthquake-resistant architecture, and a standout example is the “Laibin” building, engineered specifically to endure seismic events. Situated along the Pacific Ring of Fire—one of the most ea...

Carl Roy

Dartmouth, MA · 4 months ago

HOT

Ya, but how are people going to fit inside of it??? 🤔

Domesticated Wolff

Broomfield, CO · a month ago

Earthquake in Turkey 2023. While building codes were in place, there was no follow through on inspection and enforcement. The only building left standing was the government Civil Engineering Center built to code.

John F

Fort Belvoir, VA · a month ago

hes holding the plate lol

SlongTooLong

12 days ago

He’s holding the base from moving back and forth

JennJenn

Goldsboro, NC · 18 days ago

Woooww!!! This is so clever!!

Jared Nugent

Menifee, CA · 3 months ago

Tell God in the yellow vest to take his hands off of it to see how it performs first.

double j

Chicago, IL · 2 months ago

if you hold the other glass too the building won't shake as well

steven connell

Charlotte, NC · 2 months ago

lmao let go of the glass lol

Dg

Washington, DC · a month ago

obviously the second house won't move when he's holding the glass he put under it😂 if he lets go it'll slide right off the rollers

Tru Hokage

Juneau, AK · a month ago

Scientifically it would work but overtime would be back to square one, unless highly maintenance on a regular basis. 🙄

Greg Miller

Waco, TX · a month ago

How is the plumbing gonna stay intact

Ben Gerkin

New York, NY · 2 months ago

He’s wearing a helmet why?

Daniel Torres

Clearfield, UT · 2 months ago

he's holding the glass let it go next time

knifeman

a month ago

this was engineered over a decade ago. nothing new

William

Dallas, TX · 2 months ago

yeah it looks cool on a diagram, but put that stupid invention in real life situations and watch how many people get killed

Victor Nonya

Westland, MI · 2 months ago

In this situation.Yes, it works, but in real life.It's not going to work.

Stephen Nash

Fairmont, OK · 2 months ago

What is this?? A hospital for ants??? 🐜 blue steel

J-roc

2 months ago

what is this... and earthquake proof building for ANTS?!?!

ramniner88

Fresno, CA · 2 months ago

I'd like to see the demonstration again without the guy holding the glass plate!

Willie Pritchard

Fort Worth, TX · 2 months ago

he's still holding though. inconclusive

ashton mcmahan

Belton, MO · 2 months ago

He’s holding the building lol 😂

Mason Thomas

Charlotte, NC · 2 months ago

it will rust up

Zanner5938

Nampa, ID · 2 months ago

No I invented it

Rihley

Spokane, WA · 2 months ago

Amazing 👏

Brandon Lee

Spring, TX · 2 months ago

lmfao. are you going to be standing outside the building every day holding on to the concrete to make sure it doesn't start shaking back and forth? If y'all really think that's going to work go ahead lol let's see yall try

the truth! Johnson

Philadelphia, PA · 2 months ago

I mean the gentleman's hands holding that makeshift foundation glass foundation that he was using you know I don't know perhaps

the flatulent dildo

Overland Park, KS · 2 months ago

they've had those for awhile. I think it's China that has a building built in BC that is earthquake proof

Milton Shelton

Philadelphia, PA · 2 months ago

ummmmm he was holding the glass so does that prove

the truth! Johnson

Philadelphia, PA · 2 months ago

so the design is to build a foundation to put a building on and secure the foundation to another part of the terrain to keep the foundation from shaking on top of the ground perhaps not sure it's foolproof

Keep It Real

2 months ago

What's keeping this building on balls at rest, when everything else is moving? That doesn't appear to be stable.

George Cady

Modesto, CA · 2 months ago

that's my people! my mom is Japanese and I have always attributed my intelligence to her side of lineage.

troy booker

Taunton, MA · 2 months ago

I did this as an experiment in high school.

Sister Swirl

Las Vegas, NV · 2 months ago

They ain't design shit but a doll house

f.UR.Feelings

Kansas City, MO · 2 months ago

dude was holding it in the back.

noticer 👌👌👌

Johnstown, PA · 2 months ago

😂😂😂 who are they going to have hold the building still during an earthquake though? had to have this guy hold this one so it didn't fall off

Jason

North Pole, AK · 3 months ago

I’m glad he has a hardhat on

Hector Nonaya

Westland, MI · 5 months ago

nah this guy is holding it still

Matthew Anderson

Galesburg, IL · 5 months ago

why's he holding it

Liam Fountain

Culloden, GA · 3 months ago

but how do you even make that on a bigger scale will be very expensive and take a lot of time or be impossible

donna cardinal

Venice, FL · 4 months ago

Why does he have to hold the glass plate if it works???🤔

Carlos Velez

5 months ago

Who's gonna hold the concrete slab it's sitting on in real life?

Flap the Stack

Fort Wayne, IN · 5 months ago

lol sure sure sure they have

Sir Mix-A-Lot

New York City, NY · 4 months ago

this would never work. a building cannot physically move back and forth due to many variables... one being that you wouldn't be able to have running water and toilets in that building 😭 everything runs underground, and pipes can't move like that😅

Beezlebub187

Simi Valley, CA · 4 months ago

Bro is holding the glass tho

Darkmatter

Romulus, MI · 4 months ago

I suggest not reading the comment section it's full of nothing but ignorance these guys are some of the smartest people on the planet when it comes to building buildings

dontbmad

Corpus Christi, TX · 5 months ago

earthquake proof ain't gonna stop it during a real earthquake

Ljc

Ida, LA · 4 months ago

he's still holding his hand on it though😳

jim

North Las Vegas, NV · 4 months ago

Yeah, but how long does that dude have to hold it for