14 huge modern works that change the world
These great works show the utopian ability and aspirations of people, changing the world.
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These great works show the utopian ability and aspirations of people, changing the world.
The photos were taken by photographer Joel Sartore in his reportage project of captive animals in the world.
From the intercontinental highways, to the huge airports or cities, China makes visitors overwhelmed by the impressive works.
The North Red River area will become an administrative center for international trade, trade, high-tech industry, modern urban development associated with preserving her…
Two thousand pigeons are mounted led lights on the foot drop into the sky of New York to create extremely beautiful spectacle.
Looking back at Saigon after 41 years of liberating the South and reunifying the country April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2016 through a series of 10 famous works.
With a rich imagination, architects have built the idea for extremely wonderful architectural works in the future.
Explore the unique national borders between European countries through a series of photographs taken by photographer Valerio Vincenzo.
National Geographic (NatGeo) is a scientific information channel about mysterious expeditions and endless journeys to discover the world of leading scientists.
The construction of the Panama Canal took place over 10 years, passing through one of the narrowest locations of the Central American strip.
This morning, the model train of Cat Linh - Ha Dong urban railway was displayed at Giang Vo Exhibition Center for people, experts to visit and comment.
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.
The international program of The World at Night project has just announced the winning photos in the 2014 global photo and sky photo contest.
Through each picture, the author makes viewers feel more clearly the invisible pain hidden in each person's soul.
Dayna Bartoli is a famous Norwegian photographer, currently living and working in the United States. She is also one of the pioneers in incorporating science into art to…