The Leaning Tower of Pisa is one of the most famous buildings in the world.
But it was never meant to look like this.
In this episode, we explore how a 12th century bell tower in Pisa, Italy, became one of architecture’s most iconic accidents. From the ambition of a powerful maritime republic, to unstable soil, halted construction, and centuries of slow movement, this is the story of how a structural flaw turned into a global symbol.
Along the way, we look at the people behind the project, the medieval builders who tried to adapt to a problem they couldn’t fully control, and the modern engineers who ultimately saved the tower without erasing its identity.
A story of architecture, ambition, and a mistake that refused to disappear.
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