Why settle for a multi-million dollar penthouse when you could get this stately Rosedale home for $9 million? This house spreads across two lots - a …
Connecting Borneo Island and Sporenburg, the Pythonbrug was named in accordance with its quite unique form: the brilliantly red footbridge rises tall like a twisting snake. Designed by the architect house West 8, the bridge was completed in 2001.
Chinese Company Announces Plans for Third-Tallest Building in Chicago
I figured it is time to find out what bridge is the most popular of all. In order to set up a one on one tournament for the bridge cup, I'd like to ask all...
FREE Fernando Romero EnterprisE have completed this anvil-shaped museum in Mexico City, with a windowless facade composed of hexagonal aluminium tiles. The Museo Soumaya is constructed of 28 steel curved columns with different diameters and geometries, which create its irregular form. The building widens at the top, where a roof suspended from a cantilever allows natural daylight onto the top
Daniel Libeskind has completed his dragon-inspired pavilion at the Milan Expo, which features a sinuous body and a scaly red and gold skin
Curvaceous, "writhing" or based on water, high-rises take many unusual forms.
skyscraper - From tech-integrated architecture pieces to sustainable structures, these skyscrapers defy tradition with their bold and innovative designs. For d...
These are the tallest buildings ever constructed—starting with the single tallest one in the world.
This gorgeous structure is the Apeiron Island Hotel complete with a private lagoon, a few exclusive restaurants, and an art museum. The building appears to rise from the ocean like a graceful fountain of water… or maybe some kind of space taco. Unfortunately, this is just an artist’s rendition of the conceptual, seven-star luxury resort; With a price tag of $500 million, the Apeiron will probably remain just an eye-catching picture. Born Rich offers up more Futuristic Luxury Hotels that will never be built. For example, there’s a picture of a flying hotel. How about an inflatable space station hotel over Las Vegas? My personal favorite is actually the hotel shaped like a ferris wheel. Why? Because ...
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The world's first 'vertical city,' also nicknamed 'the bride' is currently under construction in Basra, Iraq.
Architecture is meant to fulfill both practical and expressive requirements, and thus it serves both utilitarian and aesthetic purposes. However, architecture is better seen, not described.
stacked layers of ribbon cantilevers create an aesthetic centerpiece while doubling to define the main functional offices of this corporate complex.
We want to realize emissions-free structures for more people with less material through sustainable engineering and design.
the rolling housing concept utilizes the circle to form a new type of home and way of life adaptable to any environment.
Pritzker Prize-winning architect Shigeru Ban has completed a music complex near Paris, featuring an egg-shaped auditorium clad in solar panels that move
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