Architecture

The Incredible Plan for a 105-Mile-Long Linear City in the Saudi Desert

Saudi Arabian authorities have revealed their ambitious plans to build a linear city. They plan to construct a 170-kilometer (105-mile) long mirrored skyscraper. Named ‘The Line’, it will be built near the Red Sea in…

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How To Choose A Marketing Agency For A Contractor

If you’ve been a contractor for a long time now, then you must have noticed a lot of changes in the way you’re doing business today and the way you were doing it in the…

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Scientists Create Eco-Friendly Cement from Algae

Global cement production accounts for 7% of annual greenhouse gas emissions owing to its carbon-intensive production process. According to Environment Protection Agency (EPA), the cement sector is the third-largest industrial source of pollution. Now, Scientists at…

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Environmentally Friendly Bricks Filters Air Pollution from Rainwater Runoff and Replenishes Groundwater

Impervious surfaces associated with urbanization reduce infiltration and increase surface runoff. Moreover, the increased amount and rapidity of storm-water or surface runoff is polluting the clean waterways. Around the world, over 2.5 billion people are…

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Tensioned Fabric Structures Vs. Tent Structures: What You Need to Know

People tend to get confused about tensioned fabric and tent structures, as both are made using flexible fabric materials, but in reality, the two are quite different. Tension fabric structures have durable materials and highly…

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Oceanix to build first demo city to host 12k residents in South Korea

UN-backed project Oceanix has gotten the green light to build its first prototype floating city in Busan, South Korea, which is planned to host 12,000 people on a total area of 6.3 hectares. Oceanix is…

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The Complete Step-by-Step Guide to House Demolition (2022)

Properties are here to stay, but houses are less permanent than you’d think. People say goodbye to their old homes for several reasons. First, a natural disaster may have struck, and the damage might be…

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The World’s Thinnest Skyscraper in New York

After the mad race of building the tallest skyscraper, the focus has shifted to the world’s skinniest building. This week, US studio SHoP Architects completed the world’s skinniest skyscraper 111 West 57th Street in New…

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Longest suspension bridge in the world opens to connect Asia with Europe

Turkey has opened a record-breaking new road suspension bridge in the province of Canakkale, spanning the Dardanelles strait and essentially connecting Asia to Europe. The bridge was named “1915 Çanakkale Bridge,” and the opening ceremony…

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Building Bridges with Recycled Wind Turbine Blades

Worldwide industries are shifting to renewable energy sources to generate power. Although these alternatives have proven to be of help in reducing emissions, it is also causing an increase in equipment waste. With rapid worldwide…

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Architecture

The Incredible Plan for a 105-Mile-Long Linear City in the Saudi Desert

How To Choose A Marketing Agency For A Contractor

Scientists Create Eco-Friendly Cement from Algae

Environmentally Friendly Bricks Filters Air Pollution from Rainwater Runoff and Replenishes Groundwater

Tensioned Fabric Structures Vs. Tent Structures: What You Need to Know

Oceanix to build first demo city to host 12k residents in South Korea

The Complete Step-by-Step Guide to House Demolition (2022)

The World’s Thinnest Skyscraper in New York

Longest suspension bridge in the world opens to connect Asia with Europe

Building Bridges with Recycled Wind Turbine Blades

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