A man climbed a building in Puerto Madero without a net or harness, prompting firefighters and police to approach the scene to try to contain him. After making a hole in one of the sides of the building, four firefighters managed to catch him, put a harness on him and through a hole they made in the structure of the building they managed to put him to safety.
According to police sources, it is Marcin Banota 36-year-old Polish influencer who shows himself on his social networks as a professional climber of large buildings.
The madness to capture “I like it” on social networks, began at 1:50 p.m. today, when personnel from Neighborhood Police Station 1A, City Firefighters and SAME were displaced to a building located on 200 Ing. Della Paolera Street in Retiro by a man who I was climbing a 30-story building.
The chosen place was “Globant Tower” on 200 Ingeniero Della Paolera Street, which is 125 meters high above sea level. The officers added that “The structure does not allow entry from anywhere, since it is glass windows. In the upper buildings there is GER Caballito together with BEFER performing an anchor. “A rescue mattress was placed.”
Another witness of the moment recounts the situation on the social network
Near the 2:40 p.m., a group of rescuers, He managed to intercept him when he reached the 30th floor and place a harness on him to secure him.
But who is Marcin Banot and his Buildering practice?
Banot is known for climbing tall buildings and iconic structures without using any type of harness or safety equipment, generating great excitement and adrenaline among his followers. He was arrested in several countries for this.
From what is known through Instagram, he is a fan of Argentina and its customs.
He builderalso know as urban climbing or urban climbingis a climbing discipline that involves ascending buildings, structures or other urban environments using techniques similar to those of rock climbing, but applied to artificial surfaces.
He builder challenges the verticality of urban environments, turning streets, building walls and urban structures into challenges for climbers. This urban sport can vary in its level of risk and difficulty, from climbing small structures to challenging iconic skyscrapers, and often requires a high degree of technical skill and bravery on the part of practitioners.
On his Instagram account he can be seen climbing different structures around the world. Before starting to climb in Puerto Madero he had 290 thousand followers on the social network.
Repeat the dangerous feat in many countries
– The Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the tallest building in the world.
– The Eiffel Tower in Paris.
– The Shard Tower in London.
– The Insignia Tower in Monterrey, Mexico.
Here showing as a feat, the fact of not using any type of protection to carry out the climbs.
