How 70 years Old 7,600 Ton School Relocated in Shanghai #engineeringmarvel #viral #civilengineering

Hey everyone, have you ever heard of a building that walks? Buckle up, because we're going to Shanghai, China, to meet a very special school! The Lagena Primary School wasn't your average building. Built in 1935, it held a ton of history within its walls. But when the city needed the space for something new, they faced a tough choice: demolish the school or find another way. Enter the incredible walking machine! This amazing invention used nearly 200 robotic legs to lift the entire 7,600-ton school off the ground. Imagine that - a whole school taking a stroll! The walk wasn't exactly a jog. It took 18 days to move the school 62 meters to its new home. But that slow and steady pace ensured the historic building stayed safe. This wasn't just about saving a building, it was about saving a piece of Shanghai's past. The Lagena Primary School might have new legs, but its spirit of learning walks on! What do you think about this incredible feat of engineering? Let me know in the comments below!