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Zoomlion unveils world's largest tower crane - Vimarsana News

Zoomlion unveils world's largest tower crane

The R2000-720 can lift 500 cars to 130 floors with its 20,000 t/m rated torque, 720-ton capacity and 1,312-foot height, Zoomlion says.

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it - Vimarsana News

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it

For some, they are architectural and engineering marvels. For others, they prioritise magnitude, flaunt wealth or pursue oddity for the sake of novelty.

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it - Vimarsana News

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it

For some, they are architectural and engineering marvels. For others, they prioritise magnitude, flaunt wealth or pursue oddity for the sake of novelty.

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it - Vimarsana News

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it

For some, they are architectural and engineering marvels. For others, they prioritise magnitude, flaunt wealth or pursue oddity for the sake of novelty.

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it - Vimarsana News

China's building craze has become a symbol of its meteoric rise, but now even Xi wants to stop it

For some, they are architectural and engineering marvels. For others, they prioritise magnitude, flaunt wealth or pursue oddity for the sake of novelty.

Source: smh.com.au