One Thousand Museum Featured on PBS' Impossible Builds

<![CDATA[Follow the construction ofOne Thousand Museum, one of the most complex skyscrapers in the world, on PBS' series "Impossible Builds", which takes an in-depth look at revolutionary projects all over the world. The design, by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, is so radical that construction experts have turned to building materials and methods never before used. Watch the full episode to learn how this final building designed by Hadid is being constructed along Biscayne Boulevard in Miami. The hope by the building's developers is that One Thousand Museum becomes a modern day icon - a skyscraper Miami becomes known for. It will feature a curved exoskeleton, both structurally necessary and visually stunning. From a24-hour concrete pour with approximately 900 truckloads pouring 9,500 cubic yards of concrete, to the incorporation of glass fiber reinforced concrete, nothing about this build is standard. Learn more about the vision and construction process of One Thousand Museum by watching the full episode on PBS:http://to.pbs.org/2H26EjZ  ]]>