That's not very typical, I'd like to make that point.

Well there's yer problem!

seems like they should have driven in some pylons before the foundation, of course, the REAL worry now is what about all those other ones?

forgot foundations are a thing apparently.

I know they have a reputation as manual labourers but I feel like you're being unfair to the Poles.

Good luck getting the Amish to work with Poles.

Yeah, much easier to build all of it at ground level, then prop it up. Genius!

Hold on now... Maybe the stories don't line up... Did your universe have one about the kids eating ice cream flavored like the other students' mouths?

I mean, no, but two things can suck at the same time

TL;DR for anyone who wants it:

the collapse had been caused by the foundations being undermined by a combination of dug-out soil being piled 10 m high against one side and the digging of a 4.6-m-deep underground car park on the other.

The danger had been reported to the construction company, who had failed to act on it

Also, the only fatality was a construction worker inside the building

oh boy, and i was hoping it was a way of deconstruction

But I hate that one side always gets dirty, it's friggin' hard to clean once it's all stood up. Can't they use mats when they start? SMDH

This is how the pyramids were built. Just build four triangles and raise them into position