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Sky anchor helps fight dizzying winds
www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-06 11:31:57
Builders of the Shanghai World Financial Center, which will be among the
globe's top-three tallest buildings when it's completed next spring,
installed a giant steel wind damper on Tuesday that will prevent the
tower's occupants from experiencing motion sickness on windy days,
reports Shanghai Daily. The wind damper was hung on the structure's 90th
floor to improve stability in Shanghai's blustery skies.
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