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How Women are Finding Success in Nontraditional Occupations [Infographic]

The infographic below, Booming Demand: Women in Skilled Trades, reports on how women are finding success in nontraditional occupations that were once considered male-only careers: Guest Post Submitted By: Welding School

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Daniel Valle’s Water Pavilion Lets Visitors Walk on the Ocean

Madrid-based architect Daniel Valle created this architectural marvel for the Yeosu EXPO 2012 in South Korea. He explored various water principles to translate them into an architectural experience that allows you to walk into the ocean. This…

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Container-Based Homes by Honomobo to Meet Multiple Needs

Canadian firm Honomobo has launched a completely new type of housing. They built a new range of flexible, multi-use living units and living spaces out of reused shipping containers. They can serve as a tiny…

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Which Needed More Builders: The Empire State Building or the Taj Mahal?

Below is an infographic encompassing 12 of the world’s largest building projects thanks to the folks over at adzuna. They decided to hone in on some of the world’s most impressive building projects and specifically…

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Abandoned Factory in China Transformed Into Giant Floating Fields

Thomas Chung, Associate Professor of Architecture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, has created an amazing project, “Floating Fields,” as a demonstration of a concept of aquaponics and algae cultivation, water filtering, and sustainable…

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Amphibious Architecture: Floating Seawall Harvests Waves, Protects Property

UNSECO’s Flood Resilience Group (FRG) is charged with studying and making recommendations about flood risk management worldwide. The group studies previous and ongoing flooding events, such as Fukushima, to glean scientific knowledge and practical approaches…

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What Will Cities Look Like, Be Like in 2050?

Will Humans be Packed in Like Sardines? The world’s current population is about 7.3 billion. By 2050, the population is expected to reach as high as 11 billion, or one and a half times the…

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The Moon & Asteroids as Stepping Stones to Mars

We have read much about coming space missions that will first visit the moon and asteroids. These missions would be waypoints on the way to a Mars Mission and deeper space exploration. It has yet…

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Images of Historic US Space Facilities “Abandoned in Place”

In a new book, “Abandoned in Place” by Roland Miller, now defunct US aerospace facilities are described as “lonely launchpads” and “rusted rockets” leftover from the heyday of US space exploration and competition with the…

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World’s Longest Bridge is 102.4 Miles (164.7km) Long

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge, a 102.4 mile (154.7km) long viaduct on the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway, is the world’s longest bridge in any category. The bridge is also…

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Architecture

How Women are Finding Success in Nontraditional Occupations [Infographic]

Daniel Valle’s Water Pavilion Lets Visitors Walk on the Ocean

Container-Based Homes by Honomobo to Meet Multiple Needs

Which Needed More Builders: The Empire State Building or the Taj Mahal?

Abandoned Factory in China Transformed Into Giant Floating Fields

Amphibious Architecture: Floating Seawall Harvests Waves, Protects Property

What Will Cities Look Like, Be Like in 2050?

The Moon & Asteroids as Stepping Stones to Mars

Images of Historic US Space Facilities “Abandoned in Place”

World’s Longest Bridge is 102.4 Miles (164.7km) Long

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