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What will human life be like after 50 years?
Experts have forecast the future of technology in the world for 50 years. Meanwhile, people will move underwater, travel the universe, at home clean themselves ...
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The building is nearly 600m tall and can resist corrosion in China
Binh An International Financial Center is designed with 1,700 tons of 316L stainless steel, unaffected by the impact of weather and sea breeze.
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The trend of building wooden skyscrapers
Architects believe that, when exploited responsibly, wood becomes one of the best construction materials to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and store carbon in building…
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The future of humanity: Living on Mars and rural skyscrapers
This advanced science technology, in the future, what achievements will we achieve? The following are projects about to become true about human life in the future.
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Emirate of Dubai and special things in Dubai
As one of the kingdoms of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai is famous for skyscrapers, a resort that is sought by the most famous and wealthy figures in the world.
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Waterfalls over hundred meters poured down from skyscrapers
Many residents in Guiyang City, China thought they were hallucinating when they saw a large waterfall falling in front of a high-rise building.
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Dubai inaugurates the world's tallest hotel
The 75-storey skyscraper, called Gevora, is 356m high, beating the old record of JW Marriott Marquis just 1m.
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Japan prepares to have the tallest wooden skyscraper in the world
Sumitomo Wood Company announced that 90% of the 70-storey building named 'W350' will use native wood material (equivalent to 180,000 cubic meters of wood) and the remain…
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The skyscrapers of the future
Many drawings of future high-rise buildings of design teams and architecture companies have many modern features, far from today.
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Elevators and things you may not know yet
Elisha Graves Otis' invention of elevator brakes is considered the most important breakthrough of the nineteenth century, as it represents the development of skyscrapers.
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How did Koreans create the most invisible invisible tower in the world?
No need to rely on the skills of the virtual home of David Copperfield, a Korean skyscraper capable of disappearing on its own.
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They are superman in real life
Many of us still think that the nakedness can withstand cold in the Arctic for many hours, using your hands to twist the metal, too ... is the ability of superhuman char…
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Maze Tower - Record the largest vertical labyrinth building in the world
With large construction projects, Dubai often has the leading reputation in design and construction. And the latest skyscraper with a height of 57 floors, called
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Discovered a prehistoric tomb in Tuyen Quang
Mr. Ly Manh Thang, Deputy Director of Tuyen Quang Provincial Museum, said: Archaeological delegation of Vietnam Institute of Archeology and Tuyen Quang Provincial Museum…