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40 Stunning and Amazing Facts About the World's Tallest Building - Burj Khalifa

Here are some fascinating, amazing and interestingly stunning facts about Burj Khalifa.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 90 months ago in Architecture | +11 votes | 4 comments

The World's Tallest Buildings According To Type

HereÂ’s a list of the worldÂ’s tallest buildings according to their type.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 91 months ago in Architecture | +12 votes | 6 comments

Well-Preserved Heritage / Old Houses in the Philippines

HereÂ’s a list of old houses or heritage houses in the Philippines. Most of these houses are already centuries-old.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 91 months ago in Architecture | +9 votes | 10 comments

Colorfully Unique and Weird Statues of the World

Here are some of the worldÂ’s most unusual, unique, weird and even freak statues you may havenÂ’t seen yet.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 91 months ago in Architecture | +6 votes | 4 comments

Traditional Longhouses of the World

A Longhouse is a unique type of long, narrow, single-room structure built by people from different parts of the world. Here are some notable examples of longhouses.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 91 months ago in Architecture | +8 votes | 5 comments

Unique Modern and Traditional Houses

Houses types and styles vary greatly according to region, climate, culture and tradition

Published by Nobert Bermosa 91 months ago in Architecture | +6 votes | 5 comments

World's Most Famous and Distinct Statues

HereÂ’s a list of the most popular statues of persons and animals. Many statues are amongst the wonders of the world like the statue of Zeus in Greece and the Moai of Easter Island.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 92 months ago in Architecture | +13 votes | 7 comments

Unusual Houses From Around The World

unusual houses around the world. Turf houses, mud houses, stilt houses, tree houses, tents. The world's unusual houses.log houses, timber houses, underground houses.

Published by DeeBee 92 months ago in Architecture | +26 votes | 15 comments

Amazingly Awesome Architectural Masterpieces From Around the World

These unique and awesome architectural masterpieces are the creation of the worldÂ’s most famous, creative and innovative architects.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 92 months ago in Architecture | +6 votes | 7 comments

Great Pubs of England: the Crown Posada, Newcastle

The Crown Posada is one of the most famous pubs in Newcastle and certainly the quirkiest. Known locally as the Coffin, the pub is a tiny building wedged into a narrow site on the Side, a street that runs steeply down to the River Tyne. The Crown Posada is the second oldest pub in the city and is a Grade II Listed Building thanks to its elaborate Victorian design and Pre-Raphaelite stained glass.

Published by MJ5446 92 months ago in Architecture | +15 votes | 10 comments

World's Most Brightly Colored Buildings

Some buildings are famous for their unique architectural designs but some are well-known for their bright and vibrant colors. Colorful buildings are truly attractive edifices.

Published by Nobert Bermosa 92 months ago in Architecture | +6 votes | 9 comments

High Tech: The Architecture of Richard Rogers and Norman Foster

High Tech is the style of architecture practiced by Richard Rogers and Norman Foster. It is ideologically ambiguous, having been popular with both Tory and Labour governments, and aesthetically it is debatable whether it represents a form of late Modernism or genuine Post Modernism. The Pompidou Center in Paris was an early example of High Tech architecture designed by Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano (1977).

Published by MJ5446 92 months ago in Architecture | +13 votes | 8 comments

Towards a New Architecture: Le Corbusier's Modernist Manifesto

Much of Le CorbusierÂ’s manifesto Vers une architecture (1923) is dedicated to promoting the architectural virtues of the machine. His famous declaration, Â‘The house is a machine for living in,Â’15 often misunderstood, meant that the guiding principle for architects should be to make the house as well suited to its purpose as was a machine.

Published by MJ5446 94 months ago in Architecture | +11 votes | 6 comments

The Versailles of Spain

La Granja de San Ildefonso is a Baroque style palace often referred to as the Â“Versailles of SpainÂ”. It was built during the 18th century as a summer retreat for King Phillip V.

Published by Lauren Axelrod 94 months ago in Architecture | +16 votes | 7 comments

Barasoain Church a Fine Example of Eclectic Architectural Style

A lot can be learned from the Barasoain architecture. This structure is a living architectural legacy and authentic historical evidence.

Published by ecapz 98 months ago in Architecture | +4 votes | 1 comments

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