Smart city of Malaysia
Started in August 1995, with more than 8 billion US dollars, Putrajaya city of Malaysia is considered a typical urban project for Southeast Asia with a combination of mo…
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Started in August 1995, with more than 8 billion US dollars, Putrajaya city of Malaysia is considered a typical urban project for Southeast Asia with a combination of mo…
The world's first solar power plant that could operate at night was operating. This unique Spanish thermal power plant dares to challenge the cloudy, rainy days.
The city, designed based on the model of a city with a population of 35,000, will have roads, houses and commercial buildings, but without people, Telegraph reported. It…
Mexico is ambitious to create an underground city to solve the problem of population growth, lack of construction land ...
These projects play a significant role in each type of religion. In addition to their religious functions, these works today are the wonders of the world.
A British company believes that the building floats on the water, has 11 decks, a 360-degree observation area, 4 helicopter floors, a private dock and a few swimming poo…
These 12 cities used to serve as cultural, social and spiritual centers of humankind in the ancient world but today, they are only remnants of a glorious time.
Shenhua Group, China will build Asia's largest coal-fired power plant in the city of Beihai in the next five years, to reduce the power shortage in the dry season.
In 2025, people in the future can live in lilies shaped towers built on floating cities on the Pacific Ocean.
The underground city will be built at an old mining site with a diameter of 1 km, a depth of 550m in eastern Siberia, Russia.
A skyscraper shaped like a tree in fictional movies like Star Wars could become a reality in 2012.
Given that global cities are overloaded by high-rise buildings that emit large amounts of CO2 and consume a lot of energy, according to French architects ...
December 23, Assoc. Dr. Le Xuan Tham, Deputy Director of Lam Dong Department of Science and Technology, said that he is rushing to complete the procedures to promote the…
Floating building designs like in these fictional films can be a solution to help cities cope with extreme weather, especially sea level rise.