On a serene morning in Bangkok, the ground trembled beneath the feet of its residents, reminding them of the city’s vulnerability to natural disasters despite its towering skyline. The recent earthquake, which rattled the Thai capital and surrounding regions, has reignited a longstanding debate about urban development and safety in one of Asia’s most iconic cities. With skyscrapers reaching ever higher, the question looms: will Thailand’s love affair with vertical living endure in the wake of this seismic event? As architects, developers, and urban planners reflect on the implications for the future of Bangkok’s skyline, the earthquake serves as a stark warning of the potential risks that accompany rapid urbanization in a region increasingly susceptible to ecological challenges. In this article, we explore the intersection of disaster preparedness, architectural ambition, and the stories of residents facing the reality of life beneath the city’s skyscrapers.
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Author : Olivia Williams
Publish date : 2025-05-08 04:15:00
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