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3D Printing the Star of 2014’s Consumer Electronics Show

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas was four days of new technology after new technology being unveiled. From the big players of tech to budding start-ups, CES was rife with ideas from…

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66-Million Gallon Outdoor Pool Turns a Lap into a Marathon

The Crystal Lagoon at San Alfonso del Mar Resort in Chile is home to the world’s largest outdoor pool. The pool, developed by Chilean company Crystal Lagoons, holds the Guinness World Record for the largest…

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Dubai’s Dancing Light Show Features 22,000 Gallons of Water and 6,600 Lights

The Dubai Fountain, 8 acres (32,374 m²), is set in downtown Dubai’s 30-acre (121,405 m²) Burj Khalifa Lake. The fountains are “choreographed” to project water in the air in complex patterns and are combined with…

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Collegiates Design Innovative Solar-Powered Homes in Bi-Annual Solar Decathlon

Showcasing Sustainable Living The US Department of Energy holds a number of decathlons related to renewable energy. One event is a competition amongst collegiate teams building electric cars. Another is the “Solar Decathlon” held every two…

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New HQ Takes a $5B Bite Out of Apple’s Budget

Apple’s new campus, which is being built in Cupertino City, California, was estimated to cost around $3 billion. However the budget has already ballooned to $5 million. Set to be completed by 2016, this ring…

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Live Like a Smurf in a House Made of Mushrooms

U.S. firm Ecovative has constructed a home made from mushrooms, which could be the answer to sustainable living one day. Evocative used a part of the mushroom known as ‘mycelium’ (the vegetative part of a…

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Osaka’s 8-Level Rooftop Park Not Your Average Shopping Mall

Namba Parks in Osaka, Japan, is an amazing piece of architecture, a place where you’ll spend half your time shopping and the other half admiring its design. Namba Parks was conceived when Osaka’s baseball stadium…

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Concrete Research Gets a $10 Million Boost

The Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSHub) at MIT has received a funding boost of $10 million from industry partners toward their work and research in effective concrete modeling techniques, construction and reduction of CO2 emissions. The…

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The World’s Largest Lathe is For Sale

The world’s biggest lathes fashion the world’s largest shafts to spin the world’s largest propellers on the world’s largest ships. And if you’re in need of a lathe, the world’s largest lathe just happens to…

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Interactive 3D Training Mirrors Reality to Cut Accidents and Improve Skills

As the image above shows, a container ship on the verge of capsizing would require the most experienced crane operators moving skillfully and quickly to avert disaster, perhaps preventing the loss of millions of dollars…

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Construction

3D Printing the Star of 2014’s Consumer Electronics Show

66-Million Gallon Outdoor Pool Turns a Lap into a Marathon

Dubai’s Dancing Light Show Features 22,000 Gallons of Water and 6,600 Lights

Collegiates Design Innovative Solar-Powered Homes in Bi-Annual Solar Decathlon

New HQ Takes a $5B Bite Out of Apple’s Budget

Live Like a Smurf in a House Made of Mushrooms

Osaka’s 8-Level Rooftop Park Not Your Average Shopping Mall

Concrete Research Gets a $10 Million Boost

The World’s Largest Lathe is For Sale

Interactive 3D Training Mirrors Reality to Cut Accidents and Improve Skills

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