United States
Explore architecture in the United States. Discover iconic landmarks, regional styles, and innovative designs shaping the diverse architectural landscape across the country.
Alef Aeronautics had the approval to conduct test flights in the US
The Federal Aviation Administration granted Alef Aeronautics, Special Airworthiness Certification for its Model A flying car. According to Alef Aeronautics, this makes it...
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6 futuristic museums and their exhibitions you should see
The importance and pertinence of museums extend beyond the confines of art enthusiasts, history lovers, and anthropological experts. They hold immense value in...
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Kanye West plans to build “Yecosystem” of mini-cities
Kanye West intends to build his mini-cities in the United States, complete with "Yecosystem-branded" for home design services, residential structures, retail storefronts, and...
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Parking Deck 2, A Renewal Project By Clark Nexen
Parking Deck 2, designed by the architect Shann Rushing of Clark Nexen architecture firm, the renewal project's completion has been in 2015.
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EMPAC Exhibit an Ellipsoid Inside a Cuboid by Grimshaw Architects
A peculiar sight enthrals your imaginative mind to wonder and gasp in awe! EMPAC (Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center) facility captivates you...
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Zephyr Pavilion by Marc Fornes / TheVeryMany
Marc Fornes / TheVeryMany created Zephyr as a shaded meetup point for students at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas.
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Studio Gang’s “Solar Carve Tower” in New York City
Studio Gang’s Solar Carve Tower, a 10 Story Commercial Building in New York City Has Opened to Public. Studio Gang‘s Solar Carve Tower,...
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Pillars of Dreams Pavilion by Marc Fornes / THEVERYMANY
Pillars of Dreams, The Very Many’s Cloud Like Sculptural Pavilion in North Carolina Pillars of Dreams is Marc Fornes of THEVERYMANY‘s cloud like...
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