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Construction is Winding Down on the World’s Most Slender Tower in Brighton, UK

There is a brand new sea-front observation tower being constructed in Brighton, UK, called the i360 tower. However, the i360 tower isn’t just any run-of-the-mill building, it’s set to become the world’s most slender tower…

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Revolutionary Gomos System Can Be a Speedy Solution to Housing Demands

Now you need not wait for months for your dream home. With Gomos, you can have it in three days flat! Designed by Architect Samuel Gonçalves of the SUMMARY studio, the Gomos System is a new…

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The 200-Year-Old Arcade Providence Shopping Mall Now Has 48 Modern Micro Apartments

Shopping malls are dying a slow and ugly death. Shoppers are skipping malls and buying online due to convenience and a no fuss experience. Many shopping malls are struggling to remain relevant, but the Arcade Providence in…

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Scientists Create Smallest Lattice Structure Ever

A team of scientists from Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) in Germany has created the smallest lattice structure yet produced. This smallest lattice structure is visible only under a microscope. Usually, microstructures such as this are…

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This New Amusement Park is 20 Stories Underground

Amusement parks and “spectacular” often come together. If they don’t, the amusement park may not be in business very long. Amusement Parks as Distant Memories The world is strewn with old, abandoned amusement parks that…

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Britain’s First Amphibious House is Designed to Escape Flooding

Waterfront properties offer great views but often come with a major drawback – flood damage. But a London-based design firm, Baca Architects, has developed a potential solution – an amphibious house that rises with the…

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France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

According to the transportation industry, paved roadways are only “occupied” or have vehicular traffic 10% of the time. The idea of turning roadways into solar energy resources is a no-brainer providing the technology is cheap,…

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Ziplines Growing in Length, Popularity Around the World

The world has hundreds of ziplines in many countries with a variety of attractive features. Nearly all zip lines provide a scenic view of either a city or the countryside. Ziplines vary in length from…

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The Future of Plastics? 96 Million “Shade Balls” Create Evaporation Barrier in California Reservoir

Presentiment of a Clean Future Necessity is the mother of invention. Can it be that pressing environmental problems will change the role of plastics in our lives? According to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the answer…

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City Planners Using Metaheuristics to Tackle Complex Challenges

Politicians and the public frequently fail to anticipate changing environments until its too late. Like frogs floating comfortably in luke warm water, politicians and people fail to take a long-term view. All over the US…

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Architecture

Construction is Winding Down on the World’s Most Slender Tower in Brighton, UK

Revolutionary Gomos System Can Be a Speedy Solution to Housing Demands

The 200-Year-Old Arcade Providence Shopping Mall Now Has 48 Modern Micro Apartments

Scientists Create Smallest Lattice Structure Ever

This New Amusement Park is 20 Stories Underground

Britain’s First Amphibious House is Designed to Escape Flooding

France to Pave 621 Miles (1,000 km) of Roadway with Ultra Thin Solar Panels

Ziplines Growing in Length, Popularity Around the World

The Future of Plastics? 96 Million “Shade Balls” Create Evaporation Barrier in California Reservoir

City Planners Using Metaheuristics to Tackle Complex Challenges

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