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The world's largest solar-powered power plant, designed and built by Austrian companies, was officially put into operation in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh capital after six mon…
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The world's largest solar-powered power plant, designed and built by Austrian companies, was officially put into operation in Saudi Arabia's Riyadh capital after six mon…
The US space agency (NASA) is studying the design of a space solar power plant shaped like a giant wine glass. This space solar power plant is called SPS-ALPHA. Currentl…
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 ...
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…
Scientists from the European Center for Nuclear Research (CERN) have planned to stop by the end of 2012 the LHC large particle accelerator ...
A skyscraper shaped like a tree in fictional movies like Star Wars could become a reality in 2012.
Starting from nuclear reactors imported from France in the 1980s, Chinese engineers developed larger kiln systems ...
Floating building designs like in these fictional films can be a solution to help cities cope with extreme weather, especially sea level rise.
Please introduce to readers, 4 works that have resonated in the world but only partly from the magnificence level but mainly from the defects in design and unreasonable…
These giant buildings, though completely different in design and utility but they all have some things in common, that is the size and the massive size beyond imaginatio…
Giant flying kite vehicles can open a new era in the field of transport and tourism.
Construction structures in the world are following a bio-simulation trend to create environmentally friendly buildings.
Inspired by lilies, Chinese architects designed a flower-shaped tower with a height of 140 m.
Dr. Ridwan Kamil, Indonesian, has a special design: build his house with 30,000 glass bottles.