China built the world's longest steel arch bridge
Steel arch bridge across Truong Giang river with a length of over 11km will set the longest record in the world when completed.
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Steel arch bridge across Truong Giang river with a length of over 11km will set the longest record in the world when completed.
As a blend of architecture and art, when viewed from a particular perspective, this church seems
China places two feet on either side of a boundary line: As the world's largest polluter, it has begun to take a pioneering step in clean technology.
Today's houses are made of glass and steel, but they can be made entirely of ancient materials. Ancient construction techniques are something that architects and enginee…
The Sears Tower marked the pinnacle of skyscraper development in the United States for more than 20 years, keeping the record of the world's tallest building, 110 floors…
Imagine the pool made of bubbles, the roof of the stadium connected by steel beams that look like giant bird nests or tents spread over an area of 93,000m2. A decade a…
Living Steel is a program sponsored by the International Iron and Steel Institute. This is a project aimed at promoting new innovations in metal housing design whose mem…
Contrary to creating a rational form which prevails in Western architecture for centuries, the Guggenhim museum in Bibao is the result of a visual search. The combinatio…
The world's outstanding dome sports facility is also the world's largest steel structure room, with a clear interior view without any support.
For over a hundred years, the image of France and Paris Capital has been attached to the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1889, to serve the international exhibition, the Eiffel T…
Inspired by sci-fi film Real Steel, a 15-year-old male student in Greece is the youngest person in the world to build a real-size 3D printed robot.
From relativity, coordinate geometry to microwave ovens or memo pads ... they all have an interesting story about the journey.
Having left the Institute of Chemistry to go to business, but the passion for research has led Duong Tuan Hung to return, with his colleagues to successfully manufacture…
When Margaret Thatcher was British prime minister, she brought climate change, acid rain and environmental pollution into important issues in the UK and the world.
When studying Bethoven's hair with the most advanced methods, scientists determined that the amount of lead in hair was 100 times higher than the safety limit.