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Controlled Explosion Demolishes the Iconic Cockenzie Power Station Chimneys

The iconic Cockenzie power station chimneys were demolished by way of a controlled explosion on September 26th, changing the skyline around East Lothian and the Forth forever. A drone filming in HD caught the whole…

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Here are Some of the First Images of Samsung’s New R&D Headquarters

Samsung has officially opened the doors to its new 1.1 million-square-foot R&D headquarters in San Jose. The massive 10-story building will house 2,000 employees, and was designed by renowned architecture firm NBBJ. Samsung says the…

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NASA Mars Habitat Competition Update

NASA is moving forward on many fronts with respect to the eventual interplanetary trip to Mars. IndustryTap has reported on advancements and tests for the Space Launch System (SLS) and the Orion space capsule. Now the…

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NASA Assembling Orion Crew Module in Preparation for Exploration Mission 1 (EM-1)

In Greek mythology, Orion was a giant Boeotian hunter in pursuit of the Pleiades who was slain by Artemis and placed in the sky as a constellation. While the origin of the Orion spacecraft might…

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WASP: World’s Largest Open Source “Self Manufacturing” 3D House Printer

If the current refugee crisis in Europe tells us anything, it is that having the ability to quickly build quality housing is a necessity in coming decades when continued political and environmental issues may turn…

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Infographic: Using Cranes to Build One World Trade Center

14 years have come and gone by since the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center Twin Towers in New York City. While we still remember that day, we recognize that our country has…

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On The Edge of Glory: The World’s Greenest Office Building

The Office of the Future The Edge office building, home to Deloitte’s Amsterdam headquarters, has been named the greenest building in the world. Not only is the Edge green, but it is also at the…

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African American Sorority Turns Rundown Portland Gas Station Into Community Center

I received a phone call from a Delta sister at Howard University who, true to the nature of these fine women, wanted to assure that credit was given where due. She was concerned that the…

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China to Help Build Los Angeles to Nevada High-Speed Rail Line

Nevada-based XPressWest has been working for 10 years on a 230 mile (370 km) railway project to connect Los Angeles with Las Vegas. With the required environmental reviews complete, all federal right of way approvals granted,…

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Updated Plans for the George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Chicago, Unveiled

In 2014, after an intense global search, George Lucas of Star Wars fame announced that a Beijing-based avant-garde architect, Ma Yansong of MAD Architects, would design the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art (LMNA) along Chicago’s lakefront. The…

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Construction

Controlled Explosion Demolishes the Iconic Cockenzie Power Station Chimneys

Here are Some of the First Images of Samsung’s New R&D Headquarters

NASA Mars Habitat Competition Update

NASA Assembling Orion Crew Module in Preparation for Exploration Mission 1 (EM-1)

WASP: World’s Largest Open Source “Self Manufacturing” 3D House Printer

Infographic: Using Cranes to Build One World Trade Center

On The Edge of Glory: The World’s Greenest Office Building

African American Sorority Turns Rundown Portland Gas Station Into Community Center

China to Help Build Los Angeles to Nevada High-Speed Rail Line

Updated Plans for the George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, Chicago, Unveiled

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