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Stavros Niarchos Foundation cultural center

Stavros Niarchos Foundation cultural center

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Just a few days ago, the commission of ENR Global Best Projects Awards announced the winners of its annual contest. These awards are for outstanding structures around the world, such as buildings, airports and cultural centers with a unique architectural style. The organizers are preparing a celebration for winners at New York Hilton Midtown, on 11th of October2016which is expected to be, as always, a special spectacle.

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Via 57 West in NYC, a modern pyramid, opens in March;

Via 57 West in NYC, a modern pyramid, opens in March;

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Via 57 West, a tall building in NYC, stands out from all other tall buildings thanks to its unconventional shape. Having been awarded as “The best tall building of America in 2016” (http://awards.ctbuh.org/media/ctbuh-names-2016-tall-building-award-recipients/#BTB) by CTBUH, many photographers and journalists have caught images of this. West 57 has an entirely residential use with flats of two or three rooms.

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Architects design for medicine…

Architects design for medicine…

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On 18th of July 2016, construction started for a new part of University Pediatric Center of Louisville in U.S.A. The completion of the structure is scheduled to be in July of 2018 and the cost is estimated at$79 million, as Louisville Business First reported. The aim is the expansion of the medical offices of University Pediatric Center, so that easy access to pediatrics doctors and medical care is provided in one location. 

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Structural Art for Rent in Essex County

Structural Art for Rent in Essex County

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Intentionally designed to appear as four separate structures and the many historic pilgrimage chapels in the region; A House for Essex, designed by FAT (Fashion Architecture Taste) in collaboration with artist Grayson Perry, is one of the newest and most postmodern vacation spots along the British coast northeast of London. The exterior of the structure is clad with roughly 2000 custom ceramic tiles and is housed under a copper alloy standing seam roof with three cast-aluminum sculptures atop.

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New Zealand to build walkway as plane crash memorial

New Zealand to construct plane crash memorial

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New Zealand has announced the construction of the National Erebus, a memorial that will be dedicated to the 257 people who lost their lives in a plane crash in 1979.

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Britain’s Halley VI is placed on hydraulic stilts and on skis

Construction industry advances in Antarctica

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The construction industry aims at revolutionizing the buildings' design and aesthetics in Antarctica.

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Wasl Tower in Dubai

Wasl Tower in Dubai: The 300-meter skyscraper with a ceramic facade revealed

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Wasl Tower, a 302-meter skyscraper featuring a ceramic facade will be completed by 2021.

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Remarkable underwater tunnel featuring stunning roundabout in Faroe Islands

Remarkable underwater tunnel featuring stunning roundabout in Faroe Islands

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A remarkable underwater tunnel network that will feature a magnificent roundabout will open in the Faroe Islands by late 2020 or early 2021.

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Oroville's Dam spillway failure in 2017

New study explains how global warming significantly increases the size of floods

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According to new research evidence, warming environment leads to more rainfalls and less snow accumulation, a fact that results in higher flooding.

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The new software analyses the entire life cycle of a building, from its creation to the deconstruction process.

Cloud-Based Software Analyses Buildings’ Impacts on Climate Change

Published in News on Software

Software developed by researchers at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Spain is taking off with large Spanish construction companies. The simulation software, which can be used on the cloud, simulates the effects of design choices and construction scenarios. Users are able to obtain an analysis of the entire building life cycle from creation to deconstruction.

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