This is not a skyscraper. The contention is that SKYSCRAPERS have burned for days and never collapsed. We already know that 2 story buildings have collapsed from fire
Another 1 or 2 floored building.
This is a duplicate of the first one talking about the same 2 floor building.
This just links to a page that talks about collapses of small, cheaply made structures.
This was put out by Hughes and Associates who, after some digging around to make a credibility assessment, I found that they were contracted by NIST, who have shown only their intent to blow smoke up our asses. Nevertheless, I scanned the content of this link and had a hard time finding something that met the criteria of a TOTAL collapse, not just partial, and something comparable to a skyscraper in order to somewhat have similar thicknesses of materials, etc.. I found one - 9 stories - hardly a skyscraper but it would have to do because that was the closest I could find. It happened in St. Petersburg, Russia in 2002 and reported by the BBC, I could find no mention of it anywhere until I went to the BBC website and searched for it. I found it and thought I'd have to admit defeat, until I read the article. This will blow your mind that they tried to slip this in as "proof" that buildings collapse by fire. Nice try. Here is an excerpt from the article which says that the fire started because of a collapse, not the other way around!:
The first sign of trouble was a large crack in a flat on one of the upper floors. The top three floors collapsed within an hour, sparking a fire. The entire building eventually gave way.
and now the link:
BBC NEWS | Europe | Russian apartment block collapses
Shame on you Hughes and Associates!!
OOPS!
This was derived from evidence YOU posted yourself. It was an attempt to deceive us into believing that fires can bring down skyscrapers. They must have assumed nobody would try to micro-verify the info because who's going to question this official looking carefully prepared document by someone as official-sounding as "Hughes and Associates"? For most, the picture and headline will do. They counted on this. It really does look just like what they say it is until you actually read the article. So, you can't say it's not credible now because you've already endorsed it by posting it. You have no other option now but to agree that skyscrapers do not collapse from fire. If they did, Hughes and Associates would not have had to concoct this tomfoolery.