Architecture

Relocating Landmark Buildings: 1,045 Ton Move, Among Heaviest in US History

Last year, IndustryTap reported on a 3,400 ton, 130-year-old Tabernacle in Salt Lake City raised up on pilings so that an additional story and basement could be built beneath it. Today we look at an example…

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Could You Live in This 86-Square-Foot Tiny Apartment in Paris?

If your romantic ideals make you want to pack up and move to the city of love, it’s going to cost you. Paris, France, is known for its extremely pricey rents. What better way to…

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Artist Gets Creative with Recycled X-Rays as Stained-Glass Windows

Renowned Belgian artist Wim Delvoye has spent much of his illustrious art career altering unused objects into incredible works of art. Since the early 2000s, he has been fascinated with Gothic architecture, a style of architecture…

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Mexico City’s New Airport Will Be the Most Sustainable Airport in the World

Countries around the world are rushing to build hundreds of new airports or expanding current capacities to cope with surging demand for air travel. Mega airports not only lure tourism dollars they also modernize the…

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3D Printed Beehive Could Provide Housing on Mars

For years, people have speculated about the likelihood of life on Mars due to the planet’s proximity and similarity to Earth. To kill the curiosity, NASA’s $2.5 billion Mars rover Curiosity landed on Mars in…

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Watch How Shanghai Has Completely Transformed Over The Last 26 Years

Shanghai began growing extremely fast once China’s markets started trading with the West beginning in the 1980s. Today, Shanghai boasts a population of more than 24 million, quite a jump from 13.3 million only a…

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FIU Students Embrace Project Challenging Them To Walk On Water

Longtime Florida International University professor, Jaime Canaves, challenged his architecture students with a project that involved constructing devices capable of “walking on water” across a 175-foot lake on FIU’s campus. This year represented the 25th…

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Tiny Houses, BIG Movement: Sometimes More Isn’t Better, It’s a Burden.

Could this be the beginning of an end to the McMansions trend? For the last few decades, home sizes have increased enormously despite the downturn in size of the typical American family. Then came the…

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“Cliff House” Literally Hangs Over The Ocean… Would You Live Here?

Australian real estate firm Modscape has developed a “Cliff House” coastal dream home concept that is literally a home attached to a cliff that hangs over the ocean. The house is five stories and features…

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The Winners from the Seventh Annual World Architecture Festival

This year, the seventh annual World Architecture Festival took place in Singapore, featuring approximately 300 designs but only a handful of winners across various categories. Below are some of the winners chosen by a panel…

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Architecture

Relocating Landmark Buildings: 1,045 Ton Move, Among Heaviest in US History

Could You Live in This 86-Square-Foot Tiny Apartment in Paris?

Artist Gets Creative with Recycled X-Rays as Stained-Glass Windows

Mexico City’s New Airport Will Be the Most Sustainable Airport in the World

3D Printed Beehive Could Provide Housing on Mars

Watch How Shanghai Has Completely Transformed Over The Last 26 Years

FIU Students Embrace Project Challenging Them To Walk On Water

Tiny Houses, BIG Movement: Sometimes More Isn’t Better, It’s a Burden.

“Cliff House” Literally Hangs Over The Ocean… Would You Live Here?

The Winners from the Seventh Annual World Architecture Festival

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