From towering infernos to dramatic collapses, structures worldwide have borne the brunt of critical engineering flaws. In 1968, London's Ronan Tower witnessed an entirely preventable explosion. The Lalita Park building collapse in 2010 underscored the hefty price of neglecting building laws. Meanwhile, in 2017, Tehran's Plasco Building suffered a sudden mid-construction collapse due to an electrical short circuit, resulting in a tragic and deadly fire.
