Architecture

Swedish Juniper House Helps People Live Closer to Nature

Located in Gotland, Sweden, this house is barely visible because the façade allows it to blend with its natural surroundings. This beautiful 540 sq-foot Juniper House is made from local timber. Three sides of the house…

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Ribbon Chapel: An Architectural Metaphor for a Lifetime of Love

Hiroshi Nakamura and NAP Architects have designed a uniquely Japanese wedding venue, first completed in 2013, called the Ribbon Chapel in the garden at Bella Vista Sakaigaham Resort in Onomichi, Hiroshima, overlooking the Inland Sea…

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Photo Essay: The Copenhagen Metro Line Expansion

Photographer Alastair Philip Wiper is documenting the construction of the Copenhagen Metro Line in Denmark. The project is an expansion of the City Circle Line. Wiper is famous for his photo essay of the Danish…

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Hütte Hut: An Amazing Wooden Teardrop Camper for Two

This gorgeous mobile home is designed by a husband and wife team known as Sprouting Sprocket Studio, based in Carpinteria, California. Inspired by their stay at Amsterdam’s citizenM Centraal, a unique hotel property made up…

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Smart Infrastructure Making Large Cities More Vibrant, Sustainable

IndustryTap recently reported on India’s Bold, Visionary Smart City Initiative led by Prime Minister Modi. Indian leaders will look near and far to see which cities are doing best in converting old and inefficient cities into sustainable,…

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Don’t Let Air Conditioning Overheat Your Utility Bill With These Futuristic 3D Printed Ceramic Bricks

If you live in a place with very hot and dry weather, you will likely find yourself clinging to your air conditioners. But the ACs in your homes could be accountable for 60-70% of your electricity bill. This may…

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Fully-Equipped, Sustainable Flatpack Homes Can Even Endure a Hurricane!

Prefab has become a major buzzword in the world of design today. Prefabricated and flatpack homes and furniture offer extreme portability, they are quick to erect, easy to transport, and often cheaper than their conventional…

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NIST: Measurement Science & Technology Standards Promoting Innovation, Competitiveness, Safety

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Reviews 9/11 NIST was appointed by the U.S. Congress in August 2002 to investigate the World Trade Center (WTC) disaster that occurred on September 11, 2001. The goals…

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Architect Zaha Hadid Unveils Designs For World’s Largest Airport Passenger Terminal In Beijing

The Beijing New Airport Terminal Building from ADP Ingeniérie (ADPI) and Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) is set to become the world’s largest airport passenger terminal. Zaha Hadid’s creation will replace Beijing’s existing Capital Airport, which…

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NSF Grants Fund Studies to Explore Mysterious Properties of Glass

Despite all that we know about the properties of the materials we call glass, there is so much more that is still a mystery. When we think of the physical properties of glass it calls…

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Architecture

Swedish Juniper House Helps People Live Closer to Nature

Ribbon Chapel: An Architectural Metaphor for a Lifetime of Love

Photo Essay: The Copenhagen Metro Line Expansion

Hütte Hut: An Amazing Wooden Teardrop Camper for Two

Smart Infrastructure Making Large Cities More Vibrant, Sustainable

Don’t Let Air Conditioning Overheat Your Utility Bill With These Futuristic 3D Printed Ceramic Bricks

Fully-Equipped, Sustainable Flatpack Homes Can Even Endure a Hurricane!

NIST: Measurement Science & Technology Standards Promoting Innovation, Competitiveness, Safety

Architect Zaha Hadid Unveils Designs For World’s Largest Airport Passenger Terminal In Beijing

NSF Grants Fund Studies to Explore Mysterious Properties of Glass

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