guys, ever heard this?
this is the reason they are delaying the opening. grabe kung totoo at reclaimed area lang ito.
guys, ever heard this?
this is the reason they are delaying the opening. grabe kung totoo at reclaimed area lang ito.
heard about it, parang some part of the reclamation isn't solid enough after the structure is built...
heard it also, true nga daw, dapat feb25 yung opening. then march then now may or june na.
sayang naman ito. dapat na survey muna ng maayos yung lugar bago tinayo yung mall dyan.
yup! I can confrim this! yung parang gimikan part nya sa bandang likod basag lahat ng windows kasi medyo tumagilid yung structure
Malapit kase talaga dun sa mismong dagat yan eh.. saka sobrang bigat ng structure, baka hindi makaya ng lupa. Pero parang nakakapagtaka din dahil di naman sila mag co-construct ng ganyang kalaki kung di kakayanin ng foundation or ng lupa. Baka naman tsismis lang.
Nakakatakot pala pumunta dyan sa SM Mall of Asia baka bigla na lang lumubog ang nilalakaran mo dun..
baka naman tsismis lang yan...
Last edited by kimpOy; March 24th, 2006 at 03:55 PM.
last time I read, lumulubog talaga siya pero cant remember kung per cm or per mm lang naman daw. kung ganito na lang, then it's normal. I watched a national geographic episode about Japan, sa osaka ata yun, yun airport nila nasa reclaimed land din. world-class pa din yun airport kahit lumulubog.
nakoo... nakakasira ng image yan kung yan ang tsismis... baka di dayuhin ng tao.
well my info came from my friend who works as telecom lineman. sila ang nagkabit ng mga tel lines ng mga tenants dun.Originally Posted by kimpOy
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ok lang sana ng settlement, pero meron kasi bridge at yon ang delikado
actually, yang area na yan eh reclaimed yan. dati dagat yan eh. i remember the time when i was a kid, we used to go walking dyan sa roxas boulevard na untouched pa talaga.
in reclaimation, it is normal for a land to sink into the sea an inch every year. malambot and tambak lang yang lupang yan eh.
Heard of the sinking SM Mall problem but the location was different. It was SM Marilao. The mall was built on a lot which was formerly a rice paddy.
i think there's a truth to this. that part of the metropolis is reclaimed land. if my memory serves me right, i remember reading an article that says the contractors who dumped the soil did not pack-in the dirt tight enough.
however, tambak tends to settle in (sink) tighter only after a couple of years. rain and water that would be absorbed by the fill, once dried, would pack the soil in.
if that is true then hingi nalang sila tulong sa japan katulad ng ginawa ng japan sa airport nila located sa reclamation area din.
sa tingin ko sanay narin yung SM na magtayo sa reclamation area. kasi yung sm cebu i think nakatayo din sa reclamation area. pati yung sa bacolod na sm inuumpisahan din yung construction sa reclamation area din.