Apocalyptic Tunnel
Tunnel The apocalypse has just been added 20,000 species of plants from 100 countries, in an effort to protect the world's biodiversity when disaster strikes the globe.
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Tunnel The apocalypse has just been added 20,000 species of plants from 100 countries, in an effort to protect the world's biodiversity when disaster strikes the globe.
The Chinese government has approved a project to build an artificial smoke facility that allows scientists to find new ways to reduce environmental pollution.
Unmanned vehicles, rooftop gardens and buildings providing clean vegetables to users will be part of the city in the future.
Zhongshan is one of four Chinese research stations in Antarctica, built for scientific research purposes on the ice continent.
Lonely Planet - a global travel guide that has voted the top 10 most special hotels in the world, from fortresses to caves all become unique hotels in the world.
In an effort to help homeless people in Hong Kong and other Southeast Asian cities, architecture firm EFFECT-T recently designed a prototype of a bamboo house called Mic…
Project L 'Arbre Blanc is a 17-storey building designed with residential rooms, restaurants, art galleries, offices and bars with wide views.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has received daily complaints from pilots about them
The project to establish the Vietnam-Korea Institute of Science and Technology (V-KIST) in phase I will be supported by South Korea half of the cost from non-refundable…
After several years of design and construction, architecture called Chris Robinson's Tsunamiball is about to be completed.
Korean designer Sung Jin Cho has set up a project to build a floating structure named Seawer.
Cinemas, floating golf courses, floating swimming pools or even a drifting forest on the water will surely be very interesting and interesting places to visit.
These are extremely special tourist areas, with hotels, resorts and aquariums built deep beneath the water.
China is building the largest radio telescopes in the world, with a radius of 500m, much larger than the US telescope of the same name called Arecibo (305m radius).
This is like a giant building built on the special structures of the desert and the sand above will be the roof of the building.