‘The final destination? ‘Video of transparent swimming pools hanging between buildings in London after Bangkok earthquake

A video of London’s transparent swimming pool is a sky pool, and the rooftop swimming pool turns into a waterfall after an earthquake in Bangkok. The Sky Pool, which hangs 115 feet above the street between two buildings near nine elm trees in southwest London, was originally opened in 2021 but is now attracting attention.

“The Sky Pool of London”

Tianchi is 82 feet long and can hold 50 tons of water. It provides swimmers with experience floating in the air while enjoying views of the Parliament and the London Eye. The pool also includes a rooftop bar and spa that can accommodate only the Embassy Garden Tower and its guests.

Bangkok Earthquake Spark Online Discussion

this Viral video Following the Bangkok earthquake, the dramatic scene of the rooftop pool overflowing, cramming the skyscrapers with water. This led to social media users comparing with London’s Sky Pool, with many sharing their transparent design and material that enhances the location.

Structural design and safety of Tianchi

The Sky Pool was designed by structural engineer Eckersley O’Callaghan and developed by Embassy Garden in collaboration with architecture firms Hal Currey and Arup Associates. The concept originated in 2013 with a focus on creating a transparent swimming experience where swimmers can see the ground below.

Resurfaced footage captures public obsession

Although the Sky Pool has been in place for years, recent events have rekindled the public interest. Social media users continue to spread the pool’s footage, emphasizing both its innovative design and its striking similarities to the dramatic scenes of Bangkok.