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The WaterNest 100 is a Floating Solar-Powered Eco-Home That’s Nearly 100% Recyclable

If you are tired of the chaotic, dull, and busy life of cities and want to live with nature avoiding pollution, noise, and stress, you will love the WaterNest 100, the adorable ecological floating habitat.…

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How Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Reduces Crime

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Principles City and regional planners spend a lot of time thinking about the design of buildings or infrastructure and how they interact with the environment and the people living in…

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Failing Grades Across the Board in $3.6 Trillion US Infrastructure Crisis

If your children came home with a D+ average, you’d be pretty worried. But the fact that US congressmen and women can earn a D+ grade on infrastructure should have US citizens mad as hell.…

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Abandoned Urban Underground Space to Become World’s First Subterranean Green Park

Lowline: World’s First Underground Green Open Space IndustryTap has written about an amusement park built inside the Turda Saltmine in Turda, Romania. Underground parks are not new, but they are getting bigger and increasingly urban.…

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Silicon Valley’s Y Combinator Launches Project to Design 21st Century Cities from Scratch

IndustryTap has reported on the world’s fastest supercomputers that execute 20 trillion calculations per second, a global smart cities market that will reach $2 trillion by 2020, and China’s use of supercomputers to design smart…

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Smart Elevators Reducing Waiting Times, Cost

Elevators are responsible for 8 to 10% of energy consumed in a building, meaning that new, smarter, connected elevators not only reduce wasting time but also save a lot of money. Elevators are used in…

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OUE Skyspace 70th Floor Skyslide & Observation Deck

Los Angeles has a new 2,800 square foot glass observation deck with 360° views of LA and a Skyslide on the 70th floor of the U.S. Bank Tower, the tallest building west of Chicago. The…

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Micro-Housing Trends & Forecasts

The vast majority of humans today are migrating to cities where jobs and culture can be found. In the rural and suburban areas left behind, there are lots of opportunities to buy nice houses at…

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Japan to Use Autonomous Machine Swarms to Colonize Moon, Mars

Autonomous Machines Key to Space Exploration For better or worse, Mars is more than 200,000 miles away from Earth. Whatever Mars teams do, they must have backup systems and redundancy galore to make sure when…

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World’s First “Tesla Town” With Solar Roofs and Powerwalls to be Built Near Melbourne

Australia is going to build the world’s first “Tesla Town” on the outskirts of Melbourne. Designed, developed, and built by the property group Glenvill, each and every house in this town will have a solar…

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Architecture

The WaterNest 100 is a Floating Solar-Powered Eco-Home That’s Nearly 100% Recyclable

How Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Reduces Crime

Failing Grades Across the Board in $3.6 Trillion US Infrastructure Crisis

Abandoned Urban Underground Space to Become World’s First Subterranean Green Park

Silicon Valley’s Y Combinator Launches Project to Design 21st Century Cities from Scratch

Smart Elevators Reducing Waiting Times, Cost

OUE Skyspace 70th Floor Skyslide & Observation Deck

Micro-Housing Trends & Forecasts

Japan to Use Autonomous Machine Swarms to Colonize Moon, Mars

World’s First “Tesla Town” With Solar Roofs and Powerwalls to be Built Near Melbourne

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