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Turkey’s 5-Star Yunak Evleri Hotel Is Built Into Ancient Turkish Caves

For millions of years, mighty volcanoes erupted and spewed ashes and porous rocks across the Cappadocia region located in the heart of Turkey. Centuries of winds and floods eroded the volcanic soft rocks into unusual shapes…

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Subsea Military Bases & Industrial Factories

It is now common knowledge that the US government has built a number of underground facilities for the CIA, FEMA, the US Military and NSA. The facilities in the US and around the world are…

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A 90-Year-Old Man Spent The Last 50 Years Building This Cathedral From Trash!

Europe is known for some amazing cathedrals but have you ever seen a beautiful cathedral made of trash? Built single-handedly over the past 50 years by a man named Justo Gallego Martinez in Spain, this cathedral, located…

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Secret Behind How Egyptians Moved 2.5 Ton Pyramid Stones Without Machinery

There has been considerable debate for a long time about exactly how the Egyptians moved the 2.5 ton stones that make up their famous pyramids. We do know that the massive pyramids can be seen from…

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South Korea’s National Research Center for rare plants and endangered Species

South Korea is planning a National Research Center for Endangered Species in its Yeongyang-gun region. This spectacularly beautiful region has one of the cleanest environmental areas in Korea. Unique combination of style and substance Designed…

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Taming Hurricanes By Feeding To World’s Electric Grid

Since before the days of Moses and the Exodus it has been part of the human imagination to have control over the most powerful of natural forces, like the parting of the Red Sea, delivering…

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How Will Environmental & Sustainable Engineering Work?

The World Engineering Partnership for Sustainable Development (WEPSD) and the World Commission on Environment and Development have spearheaded the Earth Charter, an international agreement that provides guidelines for creating global sustainability for promoting world peace,…

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ArtScience Museum of Singapore: A Modern Marvel of Science, Technology and Art

Designed by internationally renowned architect Moshe Safdie, the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore looks like a giant lily pad floating on the Bay waterfront. The museum is not only an artistic inspiration, but…

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London’s Massive Crossrail Network Is 60% Done… Take a Look at The Tunneling Progress!

Crossrail, Europe’s biggest construction project, is approximately 60% complete and we now have images showing how much progress has been made. While estimates are that London’s Crossrail Network will need three more years of construction…

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Nagoya’s Hydraulic Flash Flood Prevention Barriers

Mega Cities In Japan Susceptible To Floods The March 11, 2011 tsunami changed Japan forever and has refocused the nation’s attention on water damage threats and the adequacy of Japan’s “built environment” Human structures such…

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Construction

Turkey’s 5-Star Yunak Evleri Hotel Is Built Into Ancient Turkish Caves

Subsea Military Bases & Industrial Factories

A 90-Year-Old Man Spent The Last 50 Years Building This Cathedral From Trash!

Secret Behind How Egyptians Moved 2.5 Ton Pyramid Stones Without Machinery

South Korea’s National Research Center for rare plants and endangered Species

Taming Hurricanes By Feeding To World’s Electric Grid

How Will Environmental & Sustainable Engineering Work?

ArtScience Museum of Singapore: A Modern Marvel of Science, Technology and Art

London’s Massive Crossrail Network Is 60% Done… Take a Look at The Tunneling Progress!

Nagoya’s Hydraulic Flash Flood Prevention Barriers

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