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World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

China is showing off its wealth, status, power, and importance by building innovative sky-soaring structures. Large Chinese cities and even some smaller towns have skyscrapers galore. Now in the race to do something great and…

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Graphene-Reinforced Concrete Is Greener, Stronger, More Durable

U.K. scientists from the University of Exeter have found a way to incorporate wonder material graphene into concrete, making it more than twice as strong and four times more water-resistant than existing concretes. They used…

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Zalige Bridge by NEXT Architects Embraces Flooding

Since the Netherlands lies just one meter above sea level — an eighth of the country lies below sea level — it has an extensive flood history. To combat this issue, Dutch designers have constructed…

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World’s Largest 3D-Printed Bridge Is Built by Robots

There have been substantial advancements in 3D printing technology. With every passing year, this tech becomes more and more promising, offering substantial benefits in a variety of different fields. Recently, Dutch technology company MX3D unveiled…

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Tokyo Built World’s Largest Underground Water Tank for Flood Protection

Extreme rainfall, intense storms, destructive earthquakes, and tsunamis have made Tokyo one of the riskiest metropolitan areas in the world. People are concerned that floods and typhoons can create havoc in the city due to…

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Olympic Pavilion Is “Darkest Building on Earth”

British architect Asif Khan describes his Olympic pavilion as the “darkest building on Earth,” absorbing more than 99 percent of the light that hits it. Coated with layers of Vantablack VBx2, the building creates a…

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21st Century Smart Cities to Run on Data & Open Operating Systems

An Exciting Future for Cities For a city to be smart, it must be livable. This means commute times should be reasonable, noise levels low, and living offers residents and visitors the least amount of…

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Pentagon Moves Top-Secret Military Facility Back to Cold War-Era Nuclear Bunker Carved Into a Mountain

A fully contained and self-sufficient town functioning secretly and quietly — buried deep beneath a snow-covered mountain. The location for a spy movie? In reality, this town inside a mountain is the setting for a…

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Survival Bunker: Staying Alive Luxuriously

We’re not saying it’s time to go underground now—or ever, for that matter. Natural disasters, war, and disease are a part of the human condition, unfortunately. But with the recent onslaught of tragically bad news…

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From Clear to Opaque, Smart Window Will Change Transparency at the Click of a Button

In the future, you will not need curtains or blinds for your windows! Researchers at Stanford University have developed a type of “smart window” that will transform from transparent to opaque with just a touch…

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Architecture

World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

Graphene-Reinforced Concrete Is Greener, Stronger, More Durable

Zalige Bridge by NEXT Architects Embraces Flooding

World’s Largest 3D-Printed Bridge Is Built by Robots

Tokyo Built World’s Largest Underground Water Tank for Flood Protection

Olympic Pavilion Is “Darkest Building on Earth”

21st Century Smart Cities to Run on Data & Open Operating Systems

Pentagon Moves Top-Secret Military Facility Back to Cold War-Era Nuclear Bunker Carved Into a Mountain

Survival Bunker: Staying Alive Luxuriously

From Clear to Opaque, Smart Window Will Change Transparency at the Click of a Button

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