architecture

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.

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The story of Herman Sörgel, the man who wanted to create a new super-continent called Atlantropa.

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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.

"Dragon gates" are one example of how feng shui has shaped the city.

One was moved halfway across the world, brick by brick.

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.

T-Centralen Station in Stockholm, Sweden

Where form meets function.

Get your fill of funky architecture.

These aren't cookie-cutter homes.

One scholar says large American family rooms made the childhood game popular.

The building is propped up on stilts, letting guests peer over the forest canopy.

Four major earthquakes have hit Pisa since the tower was completed.

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A law makes it illegal to paint the buildings any other color.

Once a 19th century technological marvel, the theater will finally be capable of holding performances again.

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The house sold just four months ago, and is on the market again with new improvements and a higher price tag.

The triforium, 70 feet above the Abbey’s ground floor, will be open to the public as a museum in June 2018.

Once you know what to look for, you'll spot it everywhere.

From piano stairs to a space tunnel, exploring the attractions hidden within Mexico City's metro just might be the most fun you can have for 5 pesos.

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One Engineer's Crazy Plan to Drain the Mediterranean

Frank Lloyd Wright's Spiral House in Phoenix Hits the Market for $12.9 Million

The Pennsylvania Resort Where You Can Rent a Frank Lloyd Wright House

Hong Kong's Peculiar Architecture Can Be Explained by Feng Shui

8 Historical Buildings That Have Been Relocated

The Tiny "Spite Triangle" That Marks a Century-Old Grudge Against New York City

The World’s 10 Most Beautiful Metro Stations

9 Quirky Gas Stations Around the World

India's Supreme Court Demands That the Taj Mahal Be Restored or Demolished

Norway Opens Another Spectacular Roadside Bathroom

Norway's New Hotel in the Arctic Circle Will Produce More Energy Than It Uses

Futuristic New Street Toilets Are Coming to San Francisco

Dutch City Will Become the World's First to Build Inhabitable 3D-Printed Concrete Houses

You Can Thank 1950s Suburban Architecture for ‘The Floor Is Lava’

Step Inside This Stunning, Nature-Inspired Art Gallery in Tulum, Mexico

Engineers Have Figured Out How the Leaning Tower of Pisa Withstands Earthquakes

Why Jaipur’s King Painted His City Pink to Impress the Prince of Wales

The 'Hidden' Theater in London's Alexandra Palace Is Reopening After 80 Years

After Four Months, a Frank Lloyd Wright House in Glencoe, Illinois Goes Back on the Market

Long-Closed Part of Westminster Abbey to Open to the Public for the First Time in 700 Years

The Reason You See the Same Leaves Atop So Many Columns

19 Must-Visit Stops on Mexico City's Metro