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Engineering has been a part of life since the beginning of time. To begin learning about the rich historical heritage of civil engineers, we must go back to the dawn of civilization. Irrigators, architects, and military engineers were among the first engineers. Typically, the same man was expected to be an expert at all three types of work. Civil engineering Read More …
Working in a kitchen necessitates several tasks to prepare a meal, the most obvious and common of which are cleaning, food preparation, and cooking. The idea behind the kitchen work triangle is to clearly define distinct locations for each of these basic tasks, as well as to design an optimal work area to minimize the distance and effort required to Read More …
The facade of the Kamikatsu Zero Waste Center is placed, to say the least; almost as fitting as the truth that it was built from scrap metal.
Following the unveiling of its shortlisted entries last November, the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has announced the winner of its prestigious international award. A rural hospital in Bangladesh has been named the best new build in the world for its excellent design and tremendous contribution to the local community. The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) International Prize Read More …
The South Korean city of Busan has the green light for an ambitious new ocean colony, with work on the first neighborhood set to begin next year. The initiative aims to find solutions for coastal cities that are threatened by rising sea levels: According to UN-Habitat, two out of five people worldwide live within 100 kilometers of the coast, and Read More …
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