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Engineering Disney’s “Tower of Terror” Ride

Disney’s Tower of Terror delivers on the promise to terrify people with massive acceleration, speed, and stomach churning stops. The attraction, based on a “Twilight Zone” episode, is a six-minute walk-through murder mystery and ride in which…

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Ben Ainslie Racing Partners With Low Carbon to Build Sustainable HQ

Ben Ainslie is one of the most successful sailors in Olympic history. He won four gold medals in four consecutive Olympics. Now he plans to build a high-tech headquarters for his commercial sporting team Ben…

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Golden Gate Bridge ‘Zipper Truck’ Lays Out 3,500 Traffic Barriers in a Matter of Minutes

Traffic congestion is a big problem for every city, especially on bridges. As the daily traffic on a bridge increases, the best way to increase bridge capacity is to create a managed lanes facility. By doing so, additional lanes…

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Top 100 United States Technology Contractors, 2014

“The Big Dogs” According to Washington Technology’s toplists 2014, the largest U.S. government technology contractors were as follows. Note that clicking on the link will bring you to a full overview of a company’s detailed…

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China Using Supercomputer to Design Smart Cities

IndustryTap has frequently reported on advancements in supercomputer technology including “Supercomputer Technology Now Cooling HCPVT Solar Systems“, “Supercomputer Simulations Linchpin of Third Industrial Revolution,” and “IBM’s Watson Has a New Gig: World Class Chef.” We also…

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Buffalo: The Best Designed & Planned City in the United States

Buffalo, New York has been through good times and bad, but recently the city is emerging as one of the better places to live in the United States. Part of this is due to a…

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Austria’s New Twisting Skyscraper, The Hochhaus Tower, Sidesteps Zoning Regulations With Unique Architecture

The new, twisting skyscraper above will soon be home to many Austrian residents as construction is expected to start by 2016. Located near the Gasometers in the Simmering district of Vienna, the 30-story, 360-foot Hochhaus…

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World Economic Forum 2015: “The New Global Context”

“One Stop Shop” For World Leaders & Policy Makers The World Economic Forum 2015 Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland started this year on Monday, January 21st and continues to Saturday, January 24, 2015. The world’s…

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Chinese Construction Company, Winsun, Just 3D-Printed a 5-Story Apartment & 3-Story Mansion

Winsun, the Chinese Construction Company responsible for 3D-printing 10 one-story homes in one day last year, has accomplished another impressive feat. The company recently 3D-printed a five-story apartment and three-story mansion, and while both are merely…

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Miami Science Museum Completes Unusual “Martini Glass” Aquarium Concrete Pour

The new 250,000 square-foot, $101 million, Patricia & Phillip Frost Science Museum, designed by Grimshaw Architects, is currently under construction and is scheduled to open in Miami in 2016. Skanska, Hill International and Baker Concrete Construction…

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Architecture

Engineering Disney’s “Tower of Terror” Ride

Ben Ainslie Racing Partners With Low Carbon to Build Sustainable HQ

Golden Gate Bridge ‘Zipper Truck’ Lays Out 3,500 Traffic Barriers in a Matter of Minutes

Top 100 United States Technology Contractors, 2014

China Using Supercomputer to Design Smart Cities

Buffalo: The Best Designed & Planned City in the United States

Austria’s New Twisting Skyscraper, The Hochhaus Tower, Sidesteps Zoning Regulations With Unique Architecture

World Economic Forum 2015: “The New Global Context”

Chinese Construction Company, Winsun, Just 3D-Printed a 5-Story Apartment & 3-Story Mansion

Miami Science Museum Completes Unusual “Martini Glass” Aquarium Concrete Pour

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