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The Process of Building Superproducts Using Atomically Precise Manufacturing (Animation)

Atomically Precise Manufacturing Many have promised that nanotechnology will change the world forever by literally placing it on a new foundation built atom by atom. In his book called “Radical Abundance,” K. Eric Drexler, who…

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Global Smart Cities Market to Reach $2 trillion by 2020

IndustryTap has reported on the huge trend toward smart cities in “China Using Supercomputers to Design Smart Cities,” “India’s Bold, Visionary Smart City Initiative,” and “Unlocking the Full Potential of Smart Urban Centers.” These articles…

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Ann Arbor Michigan to Become Home to America’s First Driverless Vehicle Fleet

For some reason, the driverless vehicle reminds us of the headless horseman from Celtic, German and American folklore. Apparently when humans first began riding horses, grisly beheadings were common. One hopes driverless vehicles will fare…

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Shadowless Skyscrapers in London? New Design Proposes Buildings Act More Like Mirrors…

Architects at NBBJ in London have designed shadowless skyscrapers in an effort to allow people to enjoy more sunlight throughout the city. The newly envisioned “No Shadow Tower” will consist of two skyscrapers built side…

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As Sea Levels Continue to Rise, Italian Architect Introduces Solar-Powered, Floating Home!

As many of you are well aware, our sea levels are continuing to rise, resulting in some architects thinking outside the box and creating unique designs, including renowned Italian architect Giancarlo Zema. Zema’a latest concept,…

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Miami’s New Science Museum Features an Orb-Shaped Planetarium That Holds Itself Up

Miami is in the process of building a new science museum, which so far has been characterized by the implementation of unique architecture, the latest example being an orb-shaped planetarium. Made out of concrete, the…

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Architect & Engineer Frei Otto Wins 2015 Pritzker Prize, Industry’s Top Honor

Frei Otto, German architect and structural engineer, passed away on March 9, 2015 at the age of 89. The next day Otto was posthumously awarded the 2015 Pritzker Prize. Judges chose Otto in recognition for…

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Drones to Take Over For Humans to Build Cities as Part of ‘Smart Construction’

From Japan to the US, labor shortages are becoming a serious problem. Eighty-three percent of US construction companies report that they have trouble hiring skilled workers. Japan is also facing the similar situation due to the country’s aging…

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New Nicaragua Canal to be Larger Than Panama Canal, Handle 5% of Global Commerce

IndustryTap has written about the Panama Canal and the recent $6 billion widening project to meet the “New Panamax” and China’s $40 billion South-to-North Water Transfer Project, the world’s largest canal intended to bring water to…

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This 57-Floor Chinese Skyscraper Was Completed in Merely 456 Hours!

Xian Min Zhang’s latest building, by Broad Sustainable Construction, is a 57-floor, 2-million-square-foot skyscraper constructed with energy-efficient blocks. While a 57-floor skyscraper is nothing special, the speed at which it was constructed is… Broad Sustainable…

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Architecture

The Process of Building Superproducts Using Atomically Precise Manufacturing (Animation)

Global Smart Cities Market to Reach $2 trillion by 2020

Ann Arbor Michigan to Become Home to America’s First Driverless Vehicle Fleet

Shadowless Skyscrapers in London? New Design Proposes Buildings Act More Like Mirrors…

As Sea Levels Continue to Rise, Italian Architect Introduces Solar-Powered, Floating Home!

Miami’s New Science Museum Features an Orb-Shaped Planetarium That Holds Itself Up

Architect & Engineer Frei Otto Wins 2015 Pritzker Prize, Industry’s Top Honor

Drones to Take Over For Humans to Build Cities as Part of ‘Smart Construction’

New Nicaragua Canal to be Larger Than Panama Canal, Handle 5% of Global Commerce

This 57-Floor Chinese Skyscraper Was Completed in Merely 456 Hours!

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