Would a sky-rise campground make sense?
Back in the early 60s some developers considered the idea of Building mobile home parks in high rises. I wonder if the idea would work for a campground:
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I don't think that will work very well. Interesting concept though.
In England, they built a 'house of cards' where they stacked one apartment on top of another, with cement walls going up about 13 floors. Problem happened one day when a gas stove exploded and took out two walls on the 10th floor, leaving the upper 3 floors on that corner of the building un-supported, and they fell onto the 10th floor, giving it a sudden extreme load, causing those walls to fail, and the rest fall down to a point where none of the walls kept failing, but by that time, much of the building was in shambles.
Fred.
In England, they built a 'house of cards' where they stacked one apartment on top of another, with cement walls going up about 13 floors. Problem happened one day when a gas stove exploded and took out two walls on the 10th floor, leaving the upper 3 floors on that corner of the building un-supported, and they fell onto the 10th floor, giving it a sudden extreme load, causing those walls to fail, and the rest fall down to a point where none of the walls kept failing, but by that time, much of the building was in shambles.
Fred.
