Natural disasters, deadly or dangerous to people, can also destroy structures. Fortunately, advancements in technology and better materials allow buildings to withstand more of nature's fury than they could previously. This hourlong docuseries looks into the construction methods of some famous buildings to show how they can stand up to calamities.<br/><br/>Note: This content is displayed in its original format.

40 stories high, and spanning 2.2 miles of water, San Francisco’s new Bay Bridge is one of the most earthquake proof bridges in the world, it has to be.

Earthquake Bridge

Reaching 423 Meters into the sky, The Trump International Hotel has been designed to withstand some of the most powerful winds on the planet.

Tornado Tower

Miami’s futuristic ballpark combats Florida’s hot, humid weather with a state of the art retractable roof.

Hurricane-Proof Ballpark

Natural disasters, deadly or dangerous to people, can also destroy structures. Fortunately, advancements in technology and better materials allow buildings to withstand more of nature's fury than they could previously. This hourlong docuseries looks into the construction methods of some famous buildings to show how they can stand up to calamities.

Note: This content is displayed in its original format.

Building Invincible

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