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James Law's Technosphere
The Technosphere is a mixed-use building providing office and residential space as well as a hotel and public courtyards. This living, breathing building operates in a similar fashion to the Earth itself, providing energy, recycling water, and providing sustenance to its occupants. The exterior forms a shell around the interior spaces and will house solar panels for electricity generation. Inside, sky gardens act to shield the interior spaces from the sun and filter the air to contribute fresh oxygen to the indoor environment. Water will be recycled and efficiently used.
James Law, chief Cybertect of the project, is known for his work in ‘cybertecture‘, which is a combination of advanced technologies, architecture, and multimedia experiences for users. This new design, the Technosphere, was presented at the UltraFuture Conference in 2008, during which the Future of the Built Environment was explored.
Shipping Container Health Clinics For Developing Countries
Good design has the potential to provide better education, access to safe water and improved health care. Take for instance Emily Pilloton of Project .H. Design, whose design projects are bringing vast improvements to their surrounding communities. Along the same line, a new non-profit initiative called Containers to Clinics is creating modular health care clinics for developing countries. To do so, they are rescuing shipping containers and then outfitting them with all the necessary equipment to treat women and children. Not only is this company delving into the fascinating world of Shiping Containers Architecture, but they are developing a much needed service for humanitarian aid.
Unusual and Creative Staircase Designs
Creative “floating” stairs designed by Florence architect Guido Ciompi for The Gray Hotel in Milan, Italy.
Creative stairs at the Longchamp Store in New York City.
Visitors to the Piedra de Penol in Medellín, Colombia, had best be prepared for quite a workout on their way up. There’s no elevator available in this amazing combination of natural and man-made wonders. 649 stairs lead to the top of this 200-meter-tall granite batholith, but the view once you get there is said to be worth the extraordinary effort required.
Glass cantilever staircase with full height independent glass panel balustrade and wall mounted handrail
A GLIMPS OF CELEBRITIES HOMES.
J.Lo and Marc bought this red-roofed palace with seven bedrooms and fourteen bathrooms.. Only 12,217 sq. ft.! Jenny from the entire block!
Oprah's got 14 bathrooms and 10 fireplaces in this $55 mil Montecito, CA estate.
Eddie Murphy had this resort-sized, Mission-style $20 million.
The 1959-style Beverly Hills mansion bought by Courteney Cox and David Arquette for $9 million. "Dirt" cheap!
Brad Pitt's cliffside crib in Malibu, just $4.5 million ... and plenty of room for the kids.
Larry King plunked down $12 million for this Tuscan abode near Sunset Blvd. He's had seven wives, and this has seven bedrooms.
The Fresh Prince renovated this Calabasas castle, worth nearly $20 million. It has its own lake. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have their own full-sized basketball and tennis courts too!
Billy Joel's $35 million dollar, 7 bedroom modernist Miami mansion sits on a private island ... and safely away from oncoming traffic.
John Travolta built this $2.5 million dollar Florida Scientolohouse at the end of a private runway in Ocala, Florida, which includes parking for his Boeing 707 and Gulfstream jets. Oh, and a 16-car garage. 
MICHAEL JORDAN
MARIAH CAREY
World's Biggest Airport,Beijing
Another spectacular new piece of Beijing architecture, the Feng Shui compliant Terminal 3 is the creation of Britain's Norman Foster. With Chinese red columns and a muted gold roof it evokes traditional Chinese colors in a modern design. Looking at the airport from above, with raised scales on its back and long body it looks like a flying dragon, especially with free drinks on the flight over. The terminal is oriented North-South to help incoming passengers get oriented and a system of skylights face southeast to maximize sunshine.
Muonekano wa jiji la dar hivi karibuni.
Maeneo ya Bandarini.
Kariakoo.
Twin Towers.
Postal ya Zamani.Jengo linalo onekaka katikati ni IPS Building.
Baghdad City.
A US Blackhawk helicopter flies over neighborhoods in north Fon August 11, 2008. In an incident which the American military said was a case of "mistaken fire", US forces killed six Iraqi security personnel north of Baghdad on September 3, 2008, according to Iraqi officials. "The Iraqis fired in the air but a few minutes later an helicopter shot at them and killed six of them and wounded 10 others," a security official with the Iraqi interior ministry said
City of Shibam.
A file photo from April 2007 handed out by the Aga Khan Award for architecture shows the ancient city of Shibam, Yemen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and and one of three major urban centres in Wadi Hadramaut. Heavy rains swept through Yemen's southeastern province of Hadramaut, which has now been declared a disaster zone, local officials said on October 24,2008.
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