Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge The world’s longest bridge is the Danyang-Kunshan Grand Bridge in China, measuring 540,700 ft long. Construction of the bridge required approximately 10,000 workers. ... read more →
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Here are some of the coolest facts that you should know about San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge: Longest Suspension Bridge Spanning 4,200 feet long, the Golden Gate Bridge was the... read more →
Winter roads are constructed to provide temporary transport to isolated areas. The creation of these roadways benefits remote communities by reducing the cost of consumer goods, as well as easing... read more →
Sustainability has become more of a societal focus, and therefore has become a major consideration in the design of modern structures. Check out these world-class examples of green buildings: K2... read more →
2018 brings a slew of exciting new projects. Check out some of the most anticipated structures: New Central Library Slated to open in November of this year, Calgary’s newest library... read more →
This week’s list explores 7 of the world’s most renowned roadways, including those who have gained fame based on where they lead, their age, and what they connect. Route 66... read more →
From mausoleums to temples, check out our list of some of the world’s oldest structures that are still standing today: Maison Carrée La Maison Carrée, or ‘Square House’, is a... read more →
Wind farms use turbines to harness energy from the wind. This source of electricity is taking the utility industry by storm. Check out some of the world's most notable wind... read more →
Famous structures don’t always stay where they are built! Check out our list of projects that were moved from their original locations: London Bridge Unable to withstand the wear caused... read more →
Architectural styles are defined by several elements, including building materials, aesthetic features, and regional influence. Check out these seven notable architectural styles and their defining characteristics: 1. Roman Roman architecture... read more →