Buildings “wobble” all the time, ALL the time, that’s why engineers and structural planners design buildings to be able to withstand slight wind variations, acts of nature etc etc. The problem is with the type of land that the building is constructed on. Florida has a lot of marsh land which after time becomes less stable, more subject to erosion, not to mention floods, that dry land turns into clusters of swamp land. Like building a 10 story building on marshmallow as a foundation. As far as that building swaying, like I said buildings are designed to move however with Florida, the salt water, sand etc that’s circulating in the air weakens the steel, concrete, support beams- took an earth science class in the 9th grade and I remember the teacher showing us the affect that water can have on structures that are constantly exposed to it. Also if you think about it- the ocean is right under those buildings, they said the building was slowly wasting away since the 90s.
If people knew how much bridges sway, they sound never drive other them. This shyt looks like it was built out of rubber
There’s articles out there that said tenants wrote their concerns to the building owners, filed lawsuits - nothing was acted on. I said it before, people underestimate how vast and dangerous the ocean is.