Vertical_City_Season_2《垂直城市_第二季》
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应用科学类纪录片，Others 频道 ???? 年出品，是 Oth Vertical City 系列其中之一。
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http://skyarts.sky.com/vertical-city
影片原始规格:
- 中文片名 ：垂直城市 第二季
- 中文系列名：垂直城市
- 英文片名 ：Vertical City Season 2
- 英文系列名：Oth Vertical City
- 电视台 ：Others
- 地区 ：英国
- 语言 ：英语
- 时长 ：约 40 分钟/集
- 版本 ：TV
- 发行时间 ：????
影片内容介绍
剧情简介
Vertical City带领观众们走进世界上最有标志性的摩天大楼，从一个全新的角度看看这些野心与财富的标志。建筑专家查理勒克斯顿、凯斯凯维尼、马特伯曼将观众参观纽约、芝加哥、墨尔本以及瑞典等地的高楼，并探索这些高楼背后的权利、政治和设计故事。
分集介绍
【紐約: 公園大道375號，美国】375 Park Avenue, New York
There are a lot of skyscrapers out there - but just a handful have truly shaped architecture. The iconic 375 Park Avenue in New York, built in 1958 by the king of Modernist design Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, changed skyscraper design forever. As the world’s most influential and copied tower, it has inspired the square glass blocks of every global skyline. But behind its revolutionary glass façade lies a story of how a skyscraper that couldn’t afford to be built, got built – and how its creator finally managed to realise his 40 year architectural dream.
【曼徹斯特: Beetham Tower大廈，英国】Beetham Tower, Manchester
As the tallest residential skyscraper in the UK, Manchester’s distinctive Beetham Tower is turning heads – and dividing opinion. Heading up a new generation of skyscrapers that are regenerating Britain’s post-industrial cities, Beetham is at the heart of a battle between traditionalists and modernists - because despite producing some of the world’s leading high-rise architects like Richard Rogers and Norman Foster, Britain isn’t exactly enamoured with skyscrapers – including its future king, Prince Charles.
【台北: 台北101大樓，台灣】Taipei 101, Taiwan
Taiwan wanted to make the world sit up and notice it – so it built the planet’s tallest skyscraper, Taipei 101, in its capital city. An architectural meeting of East meets West, Taiwan’s biggest global advertising board and symbol of achievement was a defiant gesture towards its neighbouring superpower, and a calculated quest for Taiwanese commercial attention proving that in modern times, the supertall building is more than just the corporation HQ of the past. But does having the tag of the tallest guarantee success? And why isn’t there a host of other skyscrapers in this city like its competitor over the water, Shanghai?
【上海: 上海環球金融中心，中國】Shanghai World Finance Center, China
With the highest roof on earth, the sleek Shanghai World Finance Center stands in the city that has overtaken New York and Chicago as skyscraper capital of the world. Setting the standard for a new generation of supertall skyscrapers, this Japanese-developed tower, built on Chinese land, also symbolises a new era in relations between the two previously hostile countries after Japan’s violent invasion of China in the 1930s. This troubled history meant that every step of the skyscraper’s symbolism and design had to be handled with immense sensitivity - but that didn’t stop anti-Japanese sentiment threatening its completion.
【吉隆坡: 雙子塔，馬來西亞】Petronas Towers, Malaysia
In the late 1980s the Malaysian government decided to build a skyscraper so unprecedented in size and so ambitious that it sought to overtake Chicago’s Sears Tower as the tallest building in the world. The result – the elaborately curved Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur – achieved both goals. But for Cesar Pelli, the Western architect charged with the task of creating this national symbol that both respected the past and looked forward to the 21st century, it would be an enormous design challenge on a rocky and unchartered road – and getting the towers built in Malaysia would prove almost impossible.
【波士頓: 約翰·漢考克大廈，美国】John Hancock Tower, Boston
Behind the glistening façade of Boston’s John Hancock Tower lies one of the most embarrassing moments in architectural history. The insurance company wanted to express their corporate might by building a modernist skyscraper in the heart of Boston’s historic core, threatening to pull their financial weight out of the city if they faced opposition. Little did they know that this act of arrogance would haunt them forever. Their dream tower turned into their worst nightmare and what followed is one of the most unbelievable tales in architectural history, involving collapsing foundations, windows falling out and a skyscraper that was likely to topple over.
【香港: 香港國際金融中心，中國】2 International Finance Center, Hong Kong
Stunning skylines are fuelled by money – and Hong Kong has one of the most stunning in the world. With a lack of land on the island, the only way is up. The most prized – and expensive - plot is the financial district of Central where one skyscraper towers above the rest, star of Batman movies and gleaming white pillar of capitalism, 2 International Finance Center. To ensure the developers made a healthy return on their investment, 2IFC’s architects had to not just make the tower look good to lure high paying tenants – but ensure that literally every inch of the skyscraper’s design paid back.
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