Brian Berg, Maker of World's Tallest Tower Card
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Brian Berg (37) a man from the United States broke the world record in making the building of playing cards. 1060 Brian managed to put together boxes of cards to form a 7.6-meter-high building.
Berg was happy to arrange playing cards to form a building since he was eight years old.
For nearly 30 years a student of architecture at Harvard University is perfecting his artistic talents, and has several times set a Guinness in his career as a compiler the card into a building. Dailymail reports on Friday (07/01/2011).
With her skills, Berg has doubled as the New York scene with his skills. In fact, it has many world famous landmarks which he built a duplicate of the card.
"The cards that I collated architecture," he said.
"They will not easily collapse due to structural geometry and all the weight of cards I've counted well, so they are strong and stable," said Berg.
"Its very important to note that all the structures I built free-standing. There is no means of support or pasting the cards," he added.
Although the buildings knew that he had compiled with all the complexity that is built to be destroyed, Berg just be glad when it destroyed the magnificent works that use a blower.
"I also enjoy when these buildings were destroyed from the bottom using a blower. It is very pleasing to see the high tower swayed in the wind." Most of the physics can be studied by observing the unloading process, "he concluded.
Berg was happy to arrange playing cards to form a building since he was eight years old.
For nearly 30 years a student of architecture at Harvard University is perfecting his artistic talents, and has several times set a Guinness in his career as a compiler the card into a building. Dailymail reports on Friday (07/01/2011).
With her skills, Berg has doubled as the New York scene with his skills. In fact, it has many world famous landmarks which he built a duplicate of the card.
"The cards that I collated architecture," he said.
"They will not easily collapse due to structural geometry and all the weight of cards I've counted well, so they are strong and stable," said Berg.
"Its very important to note that all the structures I built free-standing. There is no means of support or pasting the cards," he added.
Although the buildings knew that he had compiled with all the complexity that is built to be destroyed, Berg just be glad when it destroyed the magnificent works that use a blower.
"I also enjoy when these buildings were destroyed from the bottom using a blower. It is very pleasing to see the high tower swayed in the wind." Most of the physics can be studied by observing the unloading process, "he concluded.
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