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Can You Unzip a Wall? Floor? Or Both?

If someone ask you, do you think a building’s facade can be unzip. You might think he/she is joking. But

The Tulip, a 305.3-meter tall tower topped with a viewpoint and rotating gondolas designed by Foster + Partners, is planned

The western parts of Norway are known for steep mountains and fjords. While at the same time, the north of

With a funny nickname “Deep Pit“, this unusual hotel is world’s first lowest lying hotel which opened recently. Officially called

Every country has a structure that is termed as a nationwide venture of architecture. For example, in England, there is

Although I am a bit unorganized person, I love the beauty of symmetry, especially symmetrical architecture. Whenever I come across

Rock N Roll McDonald in Chicago, the flagship for the chain has been demolished in 2017 and its replacement –

What you feel having obvious concret structures in the home? A little bit too hard? Well it might be for

Not sure is the earth really getting too crowded or people just love to stay in some unusual places. This

Although in these days, more and more things get digitalized, less and less people go to library for books. However,

When you first spot damp in your home or commercial premises, it may start out as just a small stain

Due to the modernization, more and more historical and traditional stuff gradually fade out from our life. To hornor these