Architecture

Concrete Domes “Pop Up” Easily with Novel Construction Method

Pick up a shell at the beach and note its dome-like structure. Hermit crabs understand this intuitively, crawling into larger versions as they grow. And 1900 years ago, the Romans built the Pantheon, the world’s…

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Tomorrow’s Electric Cars Being Turned into Rolling Computers

The modern car is increasingly being driven by software. Today, an average car might contain as many as 50 microprocessors, each with its own software. Engines, brakes, airbags, transmissions and even power windows are equipped…

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Spanish Architectural Photographer Turns Munich Hotel Upside Down and Inside Out

This is a picture of a real building of a hotel in Munich. Spanish Architectural photographer Victor Enrich has stretched, twisted, distorted and exploded this hotel in the series of 88 manipulated photographs. Victor Enrich…

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Beer Can House Takes the Words “Home Brew” to a New Level

In 1972, with America experiencing a major pollution problem, architect Michael Reynolds decided he would put all the garbage to good use and built his house mostly out of beer cans. Reynolds refers to the…

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Innovation Clusters Spark Knowledge, Create New Industries

Building a strong economy is not unlike gardening. Fresh tilled organic soil that provides the right environment for growth, plenty of sun and water given at regular intervals so plants grow naturally, and keen oversight…

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Mystery of How the Egyptians Built the Pyramids Comes Down to Friction

It’s been a rather controversial topic throughout the scientific and history community alike. How exactly did the Egyptians manage to build the great pyramids in the amount of time that they did? New discoveries have…

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Largest Solar Panel Covered Bridge in the World Helps Power New London Subway Station, Reduce Emissions

Blackfriars Railway Station, Central London The world is getting used to solar installations on all kinds of things: phones, laptops, refrigerators, boats, automobiles and more. Now we are beginning to see the proliferation of solar…

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There Will Be Nothing Small about Dubai’s “Mall of the World”

Could this be a case of too many dollars and too little sense? In yet another attempt to do everything even bigger than they do in Texas, Dubai has announced plans to build the planet’s…

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$3.5M “Cloud Arch” Steel Structure Coming to Australia

A 160-foot high, $3.5 million ribbon-like steel structure from Japanese artist Junya Ishigami is coming to Australia, according to the City of Sydney Council. The unique-looking structure, called Arc de Clover, will be located outside…

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Dubai to Build World’s First Temperature-Controlled City for $6.8B

Are you tired of pesky temperature fluctuations and having to dress in layers? Pack your bags for Dubai. United Arab Emirates’ ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum recently announced that Dubai is building a temperature-controlled…

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Architecture

Concrete Domes “Pop Up” Easily with Novel Construction Method

Tomorrow’s Electric Cars Being Turned into Rolling Computers

Spanish Architectural Photographer Turns Munich Hotel Upside Down and Inside Out

Beer Can House Takes the Words “Home Brew” to a New Level

Innovation Clusters Spark Knowledge, Create New Industries

Mystery of How the Egyptians Built the Pyramids Comes Down to Friction

Largest Solar Panel Covered Bridge in the World Helps Power New London Subway Station, Reduce Emissions

There Will Be Nothing Small about Dubai’s “Mall of the World”

$3.5M “Cloud Arch” Steel Structure Coming to Australia

Dubai to Build World’s First Temperature-Controlled City for $6.8B

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