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How Do Foundations Defy Gravity? | How Did They Build That?

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Creator's Key Takeaways

the leaning tower is the Campanile II or belfry of a large complex of religious buildings including the great Cathedral the Baptist ring and an asura dating from the medieval period

the soil here is a soft clay highly compressible and sensitive to changes in groundwater level

the towers are both office blocks one occupied by one of Spain's major banks for me as an engineer these structures are simply unique

Questions This Creator Answers

QHow do foundations defy gravity?
QHow were ancient and modern leaning structures engineered?

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Pisa2 Happy Bacon
Barcelona2 Happy Bacon
Madrid2 Happy Bacon
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