Some serious fans, including a range of architects such as Frank Gehry, Robert Venturi, Tadao Ando, Jacques Herzog, Pierre de Meuron, would like to see this structure saved.

A futuristic concept for a train station in Ukraine features a cloud-like hovering canopy filled with helium, which seems as if it could float away at any time.

The Guggenheim may be the most iconic work of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Any addition to it would be controversial ... but especially this one.

You might have passed right by train tunnels, communications towers or even entirely empty buildings and never realized you were being duped - until now.

Set to open in 2015, the world's largest underground train station connecting Hong Kong to the rest of China will measure a whopping 5 million square feet.

This project was deadlocked for decades until MVDRV showed up with a radical proposal remixing old and new, printing local historical-building photographs right onto glass.

26 architectural greats from the last 100 years have their works come to life in less than two minutes as animated iconic buildings in this well-worth-watching video.

Though most modern architects avoid using swastikas in their blueprints, a few swastika-shaped buildings are out there, twisting in the winds of change.

Neither this installation artist nor his work are full of hot air - this is no optical illusion or structural trick, but an actual bring hanging in mid-air.

What if submerged sea vessels could serve some function still visible on the surface of the water, like a memorial to those lost when the ship sunk?