The red brick palace of the king inherited 72 wives from his father
Bafut Palace in northwest Cameroon consists of 50 buildings built from red bricks, and is the king's residence with nearly 100 wives, hundreds of children.
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Bafut Palace in northwest Cameroon consists of 50 buildings built from red bricks, and is the king's residence with nearly 100 wives, hundreds of children.
The scale, meaning and stature of the works became the highlight, marking the journey of construction and development of Vietnam over the past seven decades.
Watch the great pyramids of Giza, the Golden Gate Bridge ... taken from satellites.
The monumental buildings hundreds of meters high on the Soviet drawing sometimes result in the fact that buildings are several stories high, with completely different us…
During 7 years of organizing skyscrapers, eVolo architecture magazine has received many unique home design works from designers, painters and engineers around the world.
The images recorded in the most severely affected areas show that factories and office buildings collapsed into rubble. Phone calls to emergency services are so overwhel…
The iconic buildings in darkness, people lighting candles or holding solar lights are the scenes that took place during the Earth Hour event in Asia.
Famous buildings in China, Indonesia, Malaysia and many other countries turn off the lights to enjoy Earth Hour 2010.
Burj Khalifa's tallest tower glows in the dark when it is struck by lightning by photographer Alisdair Miller in the United Arab Emirates.
A series of iconic works of the world, from Paris Eiffel Tower, London Bridge Tower, Egyptian Pyramid, Sydney Opera House to the Vatican ... turn off the lights.
A model of intelligent escape in Japanese apartment is worth learning and applying in practice to the general situation of Vietnamese apartment buildings today.
The sponge city can resist flooding and cool its surroundings in the summer by imitating nature.
The UK team developed glass bricks that can collect solar energy to supply buildings, vehicles or storage in batteries.
Instead of drifting around polluting the sea and threatening aquatic species, ocean waste is being collected to make bricks for house construction.
Through Google Earth, a group of UFO hunters discovered strange buildings with many circles and sharp peaks on the desert near Cairo, Egypt.