155m-tall 'head-heavy' twisted building designed to overcome limited space
To overcome the limited space, Vancouver House was designed with a small triangular base, which then twists and expands with height.
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To overcome the limited space, Vancouver House was designed with a small triangular base, which then twists and expands with height.
Ngoc Thuy Park (Long Bien) has a total investment of 190 billion VND. When completed, it will contribute to creating a highlight in architecture and urban landscape, a g…
NuScale's mini-reactor design has been certified as safe and could be operational in the next few years.
The Eco-Runner XIII three-wheeler aims to set a world record for the longest distance driven on hydrogen without refueling in June 2023.
It turns out that what impresses viewers is not the building's outstanding height, but the unreal feeling it gives.
Designing and building a railway across the world's second largest shifting sand desert is no small challenge for experts.
As humans continue to explore Mars, plans to build sustainable cities on the Red Planet have emerged.
Westinghouse Corporation introduces an advanced reactor design that could provide nuclear power to areas where water is scarce and heat is needed.
The Pyramid Apartment has recently become a famous landmark in Kunshan, Suzhou, China because of its extremely unique architecture.
The 5-petal flower design of the bottom of the soft drink and carbonated water bottle helps disperse pressure, increase stiffness, and support the bottle to stand firmly.
Earlier this week, Israel's Arrow 2 missile system reportedly intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile on a trajectory outside the Earth's atmosphere.
Ukrainian engineer Sergii Gordieiev replaced the round wheels on conventional bicycles with square-framed wheels made mostly of recycled parts.
Jeddah Tower will be 172m taller than the world's current tallest building, the Burj Khalifa in the UAE.
Have you ever wondered why submarines can dive and surface at will despite weighing tens of thousands of tons?
In the 21st century race, who will cross the finish line first?