Why 1 Million People Live in Cold War-Era Bunkers Under the Streets of Beijing
For many, living dozens of feet underground in a windowless bunker is the only way to scale the social ladder.
For many, living dozens of feet underground in a windowless bunker is the only way to scale the social ladder.
The mail-order home is nearly a century old.
For a truly dramatic experience, the architects suggest going during a storm.
The reviews have been mixed.
The designs of the bridges are as varied as their histories.
There are even light settings that go from day to night, plus crowd sounds.
Its most famous buildings were constructed in just a few decades.
The story of Herman Sörgel, the man who wanted to create a new super-continent called Atlantropa.
The $6.2 million project is scheduled to be complete next spring.
The unique design was an early prototype of New York City's Guggenheim Museum.
Polymath Park brings together four Wright-related homes not far from Fallingwater.
Location, location, location!
"Dragon gates" are one example of how feng shui has shaped the city.
One was moved halfway across the world, brick by brick.
The sprawling 1760 estate is worth about $6.8 million, which makes it a steal.
In the 1910s, the city of New York demolished the apartment building David Hess owned in order to extend a major thoroughfare. But the city didn't seize the entirety of his land—and he wasn't about to give it up lightly.
It can all be traced back to one mall in Minnesota.
Where form meets function.
Get your fill of funky architecture.
Thanks to heavy smog, the Taj Mahal isn't as white as it used to be.
This remote roadside toilet puts all other rest stops to shame.
When it opens in 2021, Svart will be the world's first 'energy-positive' hotel.
They'll be topped by plants and trees.
These aren't cookie-cutter homes.