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  • #architecture

    World's Largest Bridge to Stretch Over 13 Miles Long

    Construction on what would become the world's longest marine causeway, connecting Qatar and Bahrain, is due to begin next year, and what a project it is: We're talking about a bridge more than 13 miles long, costing around $3 billion. More »
    09/26/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #architecture

    Bay Area Architects Seek to Re-purpose Bay Bridge as Park, Apartments

    The Bay Bridge is falling down, falling down, so that a bigger, better bridge—one less prone to falling down during an earthquake—can be erected in its place. If two architects get their way however, it might become this: More »
    09/20/09
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    By Jack Loftus
  • #architecture

    This Bridge Is Alive

    In Cherrapunji, India, one of the wettest places on Earth, the locals mold the roots of the Ficus elastica tree into stretching across rivers and taking root on the other side, forming amazing natural, living bridges. More »
    08/15/09
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • #microsoft

    Microsoft Uses $11 Million in Stimulus Money to Build Bridge to Itself

    If you think Microsoft should use $11 million in stimulus money—your tax money—to build a bridge connecting its West campus to its East campus, raise your hand. Banned. More »
    03/31/09
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    By Jason Chen
  • #falldowngoboom

    Blowing Up Bridges Is High Art

    At least, when you set it to opera music. Actually, even when you hit mute, the delicately synchronized way the bridges collapse as the charges fire is beautiful, like ballet. With explosions. [VDOT via BoingBoing]
    03/09/09
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    By matt buchanan
  • #architecture

    Mindblowing Buildings In the Sky May Solve Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

    Architecture student Viktor Ramos has a brilliant idea that may be the key to the Israel-Palestinian Gordian Knot: Instead of building grim walls or tunnels, create livable bridges so two states can live together, superposed. More »
    03/02/09
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    By Jesus Diaz
  • #smarchitecture

    Inside the Brains of the Smartest Bridge in America

    The bridge built to replace the one that crumbled like delicious goat cheese in Minneapolis in 2007—is a smartie, packed with built-in sensors that perform wonders like automagically de-ice the road in winter. More »
    02/20/09
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    By matt buchanan
  • #architecture

    The Copenhagen Gateway Sees Your Dubai and Raises it 65 Meters

    Copenhagen threw an international competition to design a bridge that would connect their office buildings and civic spaces. Two towers connect their two pedestrian bridges 65 meters above the sea with an remarkably disjointed style that, frankly, looks a bit scary to walk upon. More »
    11/10/08
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    By Mark Wilson
  • #water

    Seoul's Banpo Bridge Turns into Gigantic Fountain, Puts NYC's Waterfalls to Shame

    The Banpo Bridge in Seoul, South Korea just got a major facelift in the form of a 10,000-nozzle fountain that runs all the way along both its sides. They were just installed last month, but already the bridge has turned into a major tourist attraction. Which is understandable, as I've certainly never driven over a bridge that's pumping out 190 tons of water per minute. And since it's just pulling up water from the river below, it's nice and eco-friendly. Hit the jump for a video of this awesome bridge in action. More »
    10/23/08
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    By Adam Frucci
  • #dubai

    Dubai Building World's Largest, Tallest, Most Futuregasmic Arch Bridge Next Month

    02/12/08
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