Taipei 101's resilience against the recent earthquake underscores its innovative design, including a giant pendulum that reduces the building's sway by up to 40%. Constructed primarily from reinforced concrete, Taipei 101's ability to flex in response to seismic forces showcases its architectural resilience. Designed by CY Lee & Partners, the skyscraper adheres to stringent anti-seismic building codes, making it a model of high-rise safety. Visitors to Taipei 101 can witness the tuned mass damper, nicknamed "Damper Baby," in action, highlighting the building's innovative engineering. Read The Rest at :