Architecture

For Bangkok’s New Icon, MahaNakhon Tower, Form Follows Fiction

In a TED talk (see below), architect Ole Scheeren replaced the famous phrase “form follows function” with “form follows fiction,” and his new Bangkok creation is a reflection of this thinking. A New Urban Landmark…

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Open Data Plan Making New York City Smarter, More Efficient

Creating New Opportunities with Open Data As is the case with many large cities, the amount of information that needs to be managed is absolutely mind-boggling. To make matters worse, the existence of scores of…

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Global Construction Industry Enjoying Major Beneficial Tailwinds

The complicated business of the construction industry is awash in huge new challenges and opportunities. Unlike manufacturing, which primarily involves mass production, in construction, every project presents its own unique challenges. If not for the…

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New York City Based Design Studio DS+R Wins Chinese Artificial Eco Island Competition

Hainan Airlines Group has announced an international eco island competition to design the master plan for creating the eco-tourism hub on a manmade island in Haikou Bay in China’s Hainan province. Their goal was to…

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World’s Largest Pyramid Remained Hidden Deep Inside a Mountain in Mexico

Do you know where the world’s largest Pyramid is located? Most of us will start thinking about Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza, but that’s not true. This title goes to the Great Pyramid of Cholula.…

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Luxury Off-Grid Autonomous Tent Lets You Camp in Style

If you love to spend time with Mother Nature without compromising on the comforts of home, then you are going to love the Cocoon, by the Autonomous Tent Company. It allows you to enjoy the…

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Autodesk Revit: Creating Hyper Realistic Buildings, Skyscrapers

It is becoming easier for home designers and homebuilders to create more realistic three-dimensional computer models, or Building Information Modeling (BIM), to help plan, develop, build, and maintain better quality buildings. BIM software provides tools…

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The World’s Most Famous Office Building? The Empire State Building

Empire State Building: Monument of the Millennium Civil engineers recently ranked the 1,454 foot (381m), 102-story skyscraper as one of the top 10 civil engineering projects of all time, dubbing it the Monument of the…

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Secrets of Great Pyramid of Giza Unlocked

The Great Pyramid of Giza, also called the Pyramid of Khufu and the Pyramid of Cheops, was constructed some 4,500 years ago. But this amazing monument continues to fascinate the world with its mysteries even…

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3D Technology to Rebuild Palmyra, an Ancient, War Damaged City in Syria

Time magazine has identified nine cities lost to time including Chernobyl and its nuclear disaster, Turkey’s mountainside fortress Termessos, the sunken city of Baia in Italy, the Gedi Ruins in Kenya, the quaint Romanian town…

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Architecture

For Bangkok’s New Icon, MahaNakhon Tower, Form Follows Fiction

Open Data Plan Making New York City Smarter, More Efficient

Global Construction Industry Enjoying Major Beneficial Tailwinds

New York City Based Design Studio DS+R Wins Chinese Artificial Eco Island Competition

World’s Largest Pyramid Remained Hidden Deep Inside a Mountain in Mexico

Luxury Off-Grid Autonomous Tent Lets You Camp in Style

Autodesk Revit: Creating Hyper Realistic Buildings, Skyscrapers

The World’s Most Famous Office Building? The Empire State Building

Secrets of Great Pyramid of Giza Unlocked

3D Technology to Rebuild Palmyra, an Ancient, War Damaged City in Syria

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