A 58-story tower apartment that was 40 cm settled and 5 cm inclined in 8 years, as a result of the survey, "leaning but living safely"

A 58-story super high rise tower apartment in San Francisco, California, USA, built over 350 million dollars (about 39.3 billion yen) in 2009, has settled down 16 inches (about 40 cm) in 8 years, 2 inches (About 5 cm) to be inclined is a problem. A discussion has been held over a period of several months between residents, building companies, and San Francisco City, where the responsibility is located, but the results of the survey conducted by the City of San Francisco are "tilted but no problem to live in It was what it was called.

Sinking Millennium Tower safe to live in, city report concludes - SFGate
http://m.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Sinking-Millennium-Tower-safe-to-live-in-city-10890276.php


San Francisco officials say Millennium Tower is safe to occupy - Business Insider
http://www.businessinsider.com/san-francisco-millennium-tower-safe-to-occupy-2017-1

In the 350 million dollar skyscraper tower apartment "Millennium Tower", there is the fact that Jo Montana, former quarterback of San Francisco Fortininers, resides and Craig Ramsey, Oracle's former executive, has 1300 It is known for purchasing a million dollar (about 1.46 billion yen) penthouse. Since the settlement and inclination of the apartment was confirmed in 2016, residents have filed a class action against the construction company and the City of San Francisco, and the disturbance continues around the location of responsibility.


Meanwhile, the City of San Francisco conducted a safety check separately for two times, December 2, 2016 and January 11, 2017. The city of San Francisco discovered that the electric wiring system was under a load and that there was a water leak on the fifth floor, but "there is no evidence that the safety of life will be concerned during the examination, We have confirmed that we can safely live in this building at the present time. "

Meanwhile, Jerry Dodson, a representative and lawyer of a class action suit, commented, "The city report does not provide sufficient evidence that the building is safe," and through the homeowner association, the ground We have made it clear that we asked for geological investigation. It is known that the building's settlement is 16 inches (about 40 cm) and the slope is 2 inches (about 5 cm) at this stage, but the possibility of sinking at a pace of 2 inches a year (about 5 cm) in the future It is expected to be high.