Architecture

Art, Architecture and Nature Unfold in China’s Blossoming “Lotus Building”

Like an ethereal crystal lotus flower floating on a lake, this architectural “sculpture” is artistic, functional, and ecologically sustainable. Every detail of the structure is designed with mindfulness and precise purpose to create a sense…

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US Department of Defense 2014 “Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap”

Climate change is already affecting US Department of Defense (DOD) installations and infrastructure around the world. The image above shows a submarine dry-dock in San Diego; the U.S. Navy is concerned that these facilities are…

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Vertical Farming Factories Delivering Eco-Produce

IndustryTap has reported on recycled shipping container farms, urban farming technology, and Do It Yourself (DIY) farming machines and equipment. All these and more are simply waypoints to a sustainable future for humanity. In order…

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Unlocking the Full Potential of Smart Urban Centers

Analyzing City Data Leads to Global Smart Urban Centers New York City has begun unlocking its full potential as a global smart urban center; it has one of the oldest subway systems in the world…

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World’s First Earthscraper: 75 Story “Inverted Pyramid” In Mexico City

The pharaohs, the great dynastic rulers of Egypt, built pyramid structures above ground as tombs for themselves as way stations to immortality. These creations are some of the greatest human achievements in history. Some of…

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Utopias & Dystopias: Imaginary Cityscapes Of The Future

What will architects, engineers and scientists be doing in 50, 100 or 250 years? What challenges will they be facing and overcoming? While IndustryTap reports on developments in engineering, science and technology, there is only…

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China to Build World’s First Floating City

China has a lot of land area. But with its huge population, overcrowding is still a big problem, much as it is in Japan. For this reason, both countries have turned to the idea of…

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Billionaire Barry Diller Looking to Bring Manhattan a $170 Million Island in the Hudson River

IAC Billionaire Barry Diller had big plans for Manhattan, actively raising money to build 2.4 acres of new land off the west side of Manhattan in order to create a park/performance space in the Hudson…

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This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

To say winters are cold in Wisconsin is like saying Jack Nicholson got a little chilly in The Shining. Wisconsin winters are beyond cold and for long stretches of time. But living in a German…

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Old, Run-Down Public Bus Transformed Into Luxury Home In Israel

Housing access is a huge issue in Israel but few consider the idea of converting nonresidential structures into homes. However, two Israeli women picked up an old bus from a scrap yard near their home in Sharon, Israel and totally…

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Architecture

Art, Architecture and Nature Unfold in China’s Blossoming “Lotus Building”

US Department of Defense 2014 “Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap”

Vertical Farming Factories Delivering Eco-Produce

Unlocking the Full Potential of Smart Urban Centers

World’s First Earthscraper: 75 Story “Inverted Pyramid” In Mexico City

Utopias & Dystopias: Imaginary Cityscapes Of The Future

China to Build World’s First Floating City

Billionaire Barry Diller Looking to Bring Manhattan a $170 Million Island in the Hudson River

This Home Uses Less Energy Than a Hair Dryer in the Dead of Winter

Old, Run-Down Public Bus Transformed Into Luxury Home In Israel

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