This group assignment requires you to critically evaluate a real-world project. You need to select a real-world project that has sufficient information available in the public domain. Then you need to...

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Table of contents
Introduction    3
Background    3
Discussion of standard criteria    4
Analysis of the case project    6
Conclusion    7
Recommendations    8
References    10
Introduction
Sky City 1000's advancement has been expected since 1989. It is guessed that it will surpass Dubai's Burj Khalifa as the world's tallest tower. It has been viewed as an overall city with its own inhabitants, hotels, offices, malls, and various other facilities. It would be the world's first really extraordinary homestead, with sufficient space for in excess of 100,000 individuals to reside there. Another urban local area will be established on an infrastructure that works toward the establishment of humanistic communities and advances in industrial structures and innovation for the next century in the 1000-meter-high vertical urban local area known as Sky City 1000. Despite the fact that they are recognizable topics, the upward use of urban space and the preservation of nature remain essential issues.
Background
Cities have started raising sky creepers in ongoing decades for various reasons, remembering the scarcity of space for swarmed cities, the chance to procure much from the upward construction by leasing or selling space, or to demonstrate the strength of a country's economy. Tokyo's population growth from the previous 100 years till the present has considerably outperformed that of other congested metropolises like New York City or London, and the shortage of space in the Tokyo metropolitan locale appears to be developing, prompting a significant issue with traffic, expensive leases, and so on. Because of this, Japanese engineers thought of the splendid idea of growing massively upward as opposed to continuing on developing on a level plane. Building the 1000-meter-tall Tokyo Sky City 1000 was the idea put out in 1989, and it stayed the world's highest structure right up 'til now (Al-Kodmany, 2018). In excess of 100,000 individuals would reside in the tall, vertical metropolis, which would also be home to the first sky homesteaders ever. Sky City 1000 is an ambitious mix of residential housing, business office space, and a tourist destination that is poised to become one of the world's highest structures. The 1,000-meter-tall Takenaka Construction Co., Ltd. tower is wanted to have 14 aeronautical bases, or Space Plateaus, layered on top of each other to make a design masterpiece. Each space plateau will be designed to oblige business offices, public spaces like cinemas, and neighborhood necessities like stores and schools. As per the present proposal, 100,000 individuals will work there and 35,000 individuals will live there full-time. The design, which was first presented in 1989, also calls for novel trains to service each space plateau, as well as triple-decked, fast elevators. Safety assessments and concerns are also being started. The amazing Sky City 1000 has been highlighted in numerous publications since its unique origination in 1989 by the Takenaka Corporation. In the past ten years, its prominence kept on developing further and was even highlighted in numerous documentaries all over the planet, including a couple for the Science/Discovery Station, which is where I initially caught wind of it back in 2003.Sky City 1000 was projected to be the next development in cities as it was to be turned into a super skyscraper beyond anything we have even today. This means that it would have supported more than 160,000 individuals inside its massive structure, including malls, food courts, parks, and entertainment centers.
Discussion of standard criteria
Tokyo is the most evolved metropolis nearby, with a populace of around 13 million. Absence of building space, an absence of greenery in the city, and outrageous traffic are a couple of issues that surface. The typical extended population of Tokyo spends 5 years just getting to and from work, and the film is basically based on the off chance that heading out to work in Tokyo could take 2-4 hours per day (Cheung & Jim, 2019). Then, at that point, a Japanese improvement group concocted a solution to get around this. They are approved to construct an elevated metropolis! Takenaka Corporation calls for a city that is two times as tall as current skyscrapers. It could at first have all the earmarks of being just another skyscraper, yet it has several oddities that set it apart. The three towers that make up this metropolis are joined by a suspended core structure. With its enormous level, it would surpass the Burj Dubai (800 m) to become the tallest skyscraper in the world. It would also be the highest structure with a supported concrete construction, making it solid for hundreds of years. A skyscraper with an establishment that is 1000 meters high and 400 meters wide and an all-out area of 8 square kilometers is remembered for the proposal. Somewhere in the range of 35,000 and 36,000 full-time individuals abide there, alongside 100,000 employees. It consists of 14 sunken "Space Plateaus" that are put one on top of the other. Green space would be situated inside the plateaus, and apartments would be situated along the borders and sides of the structure. The structure would also house offices, retail establishments, educational institutions, theaters, and other contemporary conveniences. The position of the super structural components on the layout's fringe, while its plants are developed such that they are intruded on each ten plants, broadcasting some substantial core landscaping areas, stands out the most. There are 14 such plant groupings, or "plateaus space," as their designers allude to it.
At the level of the Japanese asset price bubble, it was disclosed in 1989. The design calls for a structure that is 8 km2 in size, 1,000 m tall and 400 m wide at the base. The Takenaka Corporation's 1989 arrangement called for somewhere in the range of 35,000 and...