Architecture

Big Bend – The Incredible U-shaped New York Skyscraper Will Be the ‘Longest Building in the World’

Skyscrapers are now soaring to heaven. In the race to build world’s tallest, architects are building the one that overshadows the last, and there is no limit in sight. In the competition to build the…

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Manmade Island in the North Sea Could Supply Renewable Energy to 80 Million People in Europe By 2050

To meet CO2 emission targets, European countries are planning to create a giant artificial island in the North Sea to power Europe with renewable energy. The plan is proposed by energy companies of Denmark, Germany,…

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This Seascape Cottage Made From Locally-Sourced Materials is a Fascinating Nature Escape

This awesome Annandale Seascape Cottage is designed by New Zealand-based architectural firm Pattersons on the edge of the peninsula banks in New Zealand. This gorgeous retreat, with its breathtaking ocean views and warm climate, is…

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IoT Devices and Security Sensors in South Africa Require Unified and Extensible Open-Architecture Management

Genetec Inc., a leading innovator of open architecture, IP-based security systems, says that local Internet-of-Things (IoT) IP devices and systems are growing at a rapid pace, but the implementation of adequate security management systems and…

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Vertical Forest Will Produce 60 Kg of Oxygen Every Day In China

Italian Architect Stefano Boeri is bringing a breath of fresh air to Nanjing, China by the vertical forest concept. Asia’s first vertical forest is rising in Nanjing. Two green towers will incorporate around 1,100 trees, combined…

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Sharing Smart City Project Technology, Data & Knowledge

Amsterdam & India The Amsterdam Smart City Project is focused on saving energy and limiting CO2 emissions in the city through changes to how inhabitants live, work, commute, and use public spaces. Amsterdam is working…

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French Polynesia Plans to Develop the World’s First Floating City

Rising seas threaten low-lying coastal areas across the world, meaning some low-lying areas will have more frequent flooding. Research shows that rising sea levels pose a threat to the 118 islands which form French Polynesia. To meet…

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Zach Both Transformed a Van Into ‘The Vanual,’ a Digital Nomad’s Dream Home

Most of us long to escape from our busy world and enjoy a weekend of pampering and relaxation. To get a taste of the great outdoors, 23-year-old filmmaker Zach Both quit his desk job to…

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Viewing Megacities as Living Organisms in the Urban Century

A Global Urban Renaissance? That the 21st century will be the “Urban Century” is not in dispute: the question is what kind of urban century will it be? Will it be Dickensian, Utopian or somewhere…

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The Future of Manila Depends on Land Reclamation Project

Land reclamation, or “land fill,” has no relation to “landfill,” places where garbage is buried. Land fill is the process of creating new land on riverbeds, lakes, and oceans. Many land reclamation projects start to…

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Architecture

Big Bend – The Incredible U-shaped New York Skyscraper Will Be the ‘Longest Building in the World’

Manmade Island in the North Sea Could Supply Renewable Energy to 80 Million People in Europe By 2050

This Seascape Cottage Made From Locally-Sourced Materials is a Fascinating Nature Escape

IoT Devices and Security Sensors in South Africa Require Unified and Extensible Open-Architecture Management

Vertical Forest Will Produce 60 Kg of Oxygen Every Day In China

Sharing Smart City Project Technology, Data & Knowledge

French Polynesia Plans to Develop the World’s First Floating City

Zach Both Transformed a Van Into ‘The Vanual,’ a Digital Nomad’s Dream Home

Viewing Megacities as Living Organisms in the Urban Century

The Future of Manila Depends on Land Reclamation Project

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