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Fire-breathing dragon, Olympic torch, or both? The Pangu Plaza complex turns up the heat in the race to reshape Beijing's increasingly Dubai-esque skyline.
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Click Here to Read More »»At least 700 cramped, mysterious tunnel systems exist beneath urban and rural Germany with many more in the rest of Europe - but what were they for?
Click Here to Read More »»The Stored Potential project offers American artists some towering exposure on the sides of an enormous, vacant Omaha grain elevator. Prepare to be a-maized!
Click Here to Read More »»These 11 international memorials to the tragic events of September 11th, 2001 reflect the subtly different ways 9/11 is interpreted by the world at large.
Click Here to Read More »»Sail on, inland sailor! Navigable aqueducts helped jump-start the industrial revolution at a time when railroads and commercial highways had yet to be invented.
Click Here to Read More »»Step through the looking glass and into an understated art project that turns a simple passageway into a lighthearted journey back to childhood wonder.
Click Here to Read More »»All the beauty of historic churches, but filled to the ceiling with books: these 13 libraries from Iowa to Prague dazzle with classic architectural details.
Click Here to Read More »»These 15 spooky spider bugs are each as big as a VW Beetle, which makes perfect sense 'cause that's what they're made from... along with your worst nightmares.
Click Here to Read More »»Bronze statues on Osaka's “Midosuji Sculpture Street” were recently outfitted in a variety of fashionable red dresses by an anonymous (but artistic) prankster.
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