Design an inflatable house for life on Mars
British artists on August 15 presented a two-story inflatable house design that could help humans colonize the harsh red planet.
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British artists on August 15 presented a two-story inflatable house design that could help humans colonize the harsh red planet.
It turns out that the Bedouin desert's tiny brick houses with many holes in them have such surprising benefits!
Built in the city named after Alexander the Great, this lighthouse has been shining for over a thousand years guiding ships into the Egyptian harbor.
Only nearly 84kg, but this sphere is heavy enough to make the US change many strategies. The race to conquer the universe has officially started since then...
The 141 m2 Glasshouse greenhouse grows rare plants, which can be opened and closed to protect the plants inside depending on weather conditions.
A Japanese housing development company has invented a unique flood proof house idea, which not only prevents water from entering the house, it can also float on water.
Plants with strong odors such as glass, lavender... should only be placed in the yard, not indoors.
The 'Wall of Wind' at Florida International University helps engineers test the strength of a building against winds of up to 257 km/h.
At first glance, the house looks quite quiet and ordinary, but what is special inside makes it famous.
In its heyday, the ancient Roman empire was the place where the most noisy, bustling and bustling cities were gathered at that time. It was the residence of all citizens…
A team of 'workers' of 2,000 robots can take turns working continuously in a large warehouse, optimizing time for sorting and packing goods.
It is a fact that 3D printing is accelerating automation and providing new solutions for the construction industry.
Floating like mini-balloons, floating modular buildings can provide high altitude shelter and contribute to combating climate change.
This butterfly-inspired home in Greece is one of the most extraordinary properties in the world.
An Indian team of scientists combines simulated Martian soil, bacteria and other materials to create a durable brick with few pores.