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Burning Man 2015 Underway in Nevada, Ends Labor Day

Burning Man is an annual week long cultural festival that originated in San Francisco’s Baker Beach in 1986 and was originally a bonfire ritual to celebrate the summer solstice. The event expanded so much that…

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MIT’s New 3D MultiFab Platform Enables Mixing of Materials at the Micron Level

A New Multi-Material 3D Printing Paradigm MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) has developed MultiFab to improve upon current 3-D printers that typically use one or two materials as well as current multi-material…

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Where is the World’s First 100% Solar Powered Airport?

IndustryTap has reported on India’s Bold, Visionary Smart City Initiative, in which the country, under the leadership of Narendra Modi, plans to build or transform 100 Indian cities into smart cities in the coming decades.…

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London’s Embassy Gardens to Get 10-Story High Sky Pool For Wealthy Residents

London is expected to become home to the world’s first “sky pool” in the near future, which will be 10 stories in the air spanning 25 meters between two blocks of luxury flats. So unfortunately,…

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Google’s New Project Sunroof Calculates Your Solar Panel Needs, Costs & Savings

Google has just come out with a new service called Project Sunroof which is a calculator that helps home and building owners determine likely savings from installing solar panels. The calculator uses Google’s database of…

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Newly Patented Space Elevator Could Be Built by 2025

Thoth Technologies, already a player in space technology, has just received US and UK patents for a new space elevator 20 times at the height of today’s tallest buildings that employs an inflatable tower that…

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The BIC Pavilion is an Immaculate Structure Featuring 10,000 Ballpoint Pens

An incredible 100 billion BIC ballpoint pens have been manufactured since the 1950s, and I’m pretty sure I have used and lost about 1,000 in my life thus far. Instead of simply throwing away thousands…

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World’s First Glass Sky Pool Links 2 Residential Buildings in London

Dezeen reported last week that two apartment buildings in South London, part of the Embassy Gardens development, are about to be connected by a glass swimming pool 82 feet (25m) long, 16.4 feet (5 m) wide,…

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‘Over-Water Highway’ – World’s Most Scenic Highway Was Built in the Middle of a River Valley

In order to protect the abundance of plants, different animal species, and woodlands in the mountains, Chinese engineers have built a stunning new route in Hubei province. This magnificent road that connects Xingshan County in…

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Marko Brajovic’s Arca House in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest Looks Unreal

An arced metal structure as the shell and lots of texture to go with it, all complimenting the surroundings while providing artful human identity, defines the Brazilian “Arca” house, a project of atelier and architect,…

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Architecture

Burning Man 2015 Underway in Nevada, Ends Labor Day

MIT’s New 3D MultiFab Platform Enables Mixing of Materials at the Micron Level

Where is the World’s First 100% Solar Powered Airport?

London’s Embassy Gardens to Get 10-Story High Sky Pool For Wealthy Residents

Google’s New Project Sunroof Calculates Your Solar Panel Needs, Costs & Savings

Newly Patented Space Elevator Could Be Built by 2025

The BIC Pavilion is an Immaculate Structure Featuring 10,000 Ballpoint Pens

World’s First Glass Sky Pool Links 2 Residential Buildings in London

‘Over-Water Highway’ – World’s Most Scenic Highway Was Built in the Middle of a River Valley

Marko Brajovic’s Arca House in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest Looks Unreal

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