Architecture

Tiny Abod Shelters Can Provide a Humane Home in Just One Day

The global population in slums will continue to grow enormously due to rising populations and rapid urbanization. According to some estimates, this figure may grow to 2 billion by 2030. Living conditions in these slums are…

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This Sustainable Floating City is Shaped Like a Manta Ray

There has been a lot of discussion lately on what the cities of the future will look like. Whatever they look like, our vision for future cities should be one that is energy efficient, modern, sustainable…

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The World’s Longest Indoor Ski Slope Will Be Built in the Desert Kingdom of Dubai

This week, the Gulf emirate announced plans to build a 40 million square foot complex known as Meydan One in the desert kingdom of Dubai. The complex will be home to the world’s tallest residential…

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The Smog Free Tower: World’s Largest Electric Vacuum Sucking Up Smog and Spitting Out Jewels

Everything in Earth’s system cycles and recycles into a new use. The carbon cycle is responsible for trees, our human bodies, and diamonds. So why not take advantage of nature’s cycling to turn our human-created…

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Build Your 3D Printed Home in Less Than Three Hours!

Waiting for your dream home to be built often requires years of patience. But this could soon become a thing of the past. You will be able to build your dream home in hours at…

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Africa’s Largest Water Transfer Project: Lesotho Highlands

Governments in Lesotho and South Africa have been working on a 30-year project, the Lesotho Highlands Water Transfer Project (LHWP), that is unfolding in a series of stages. The purpose is to transfer about 70…

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How the Technion Made Israel a Global High Tech Leader & Startup Nation

While Silicon Valley has the highest concentration of high-tech startups anywhere in the world, Israel, a nation of just over 8 million people, comes in second. But Israel has a higher concentration of high-tech workers…

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A Short History of Bridges Leading Up to the Millau Viaduct

Making bridges, from the earliest days, involved a few ideas: span and forces, including compression and tension. The span is the length to be traversed. Forces include compression on the top of the bridge that pushes…

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Straight Out of the Future, ‘Casa Brutale’ is Fully Carved Into a Coastal Cliff

This adventurous home is definitely not for the faint hearted. Embedded into a cliffside, this home is aptly named ‘Casa Brutale’ which literally means brutal house because it looks totally brutal. Straight out of a James Bond movie,…

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Port of Ashdod’s ‘Shipping Container Terminal’ Is a Really Neat Office Building

Port of Ashdod’s “Shipping Container Terminal” gives shipping containers perhaps their most useful application yet in the form of a low-cost office building. Designed by Israeli studio Potash Architects, ‘Shipping Container Terminal’ consists of a…

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Architecture

Tiny Abod Shelters Can Provide a Humane Home in Just One Day

This Sustainable Floating City is Shaped Like a Manta Ray

The World’s Longest Indoor Ski Slope Will Be Built in the Desert Kingdom of Dubai

The Smog Free Tower: World’s Largest Electric Vacuum Sucking Up Smog and Spitting Out Jewels

Build Your 3D Printed Home in Less Than Three Hours!

Africa’s Largest Water Transfer Project: Lesotho Highlands

How the Technion Made Israel a Global High Tech Leader & Startup Nation

A Short History of Bridges Leading Up to the Millau Viaduct

Straight Out of the Future, ‘Casa Brutale’ is Fully Carved Into a Coastal Cliff

Port of Ashdod’s ‘Shipping Container Terminal’ Is a Really Neat Office Building

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