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Everyone knows Hong Kong's skyline rocks with those huge buildings, but it's kinda wild how they still use bamboo scaffolding for construction. Even though steel and other modern stuff are around, bamboo is still the go-to because it's bendy, strong, and cheap. Skilled workers have been doing this for ages, and they make something that looks kinda weak into a seriously tough frame.
But, there's been some chatter about safety and whether this old-school method will stick around. With big developers wanting tougher rules, some folks are worried bamboo scaffolding might disappear. Others say that if people are trained well and keep an eye on things, bamboo's not just safe, it's also better for the planet than using steel.
Everyone knows Hong Kong's skyline rocks with those huge buildings, but it's kinda wild how they still use bamboo scaffolding for construction. Even though steel and other modern stuff are around, bamboo is still the go-to because it's bendy, strong, and cheap. Skilled workers have been doing this for ages, and they make something that looks kinda weak into a seriously tough frame.
But, there's been some chatter about safety and whether this old-school method will stick around. With big developers wanting tougher rules, some folks are worried bamboo scaffolding might disappear. Others say that if people are trained well and keep an eye on things, bamboo's not just safe, it's also better for the planet than using steel.