Melbourne officials approved plans this week to construct a 388-meter (roughly 1,273-foot) skyscraper dubbed Australia 108, which would become the tal...
I haven't been back to Chicago since 1996.
Among the things I've missed was the creation of Millennium Park, and with it, of the Bean, a 100-ton sta...
In his last two trips to New York City, 46-year-old German photographer Carsten Witte focused his lens on a particular urban phenomenon: the intricate...
They spark our wanderlust, they inspire citizens and, occasionally, they stand as monuments to human ingenuity. But oftentimes skyscrapers also proudl...
If you have a boyfriend who's "not sure about this whole dance thing," you take him to see Pilobolus. Everybody finds something to like about this eminently likable group.
OK Go released yet another clever, colorful and highly clickable video for "Skyscrapers"last week. The video features two tango dancers throwing out ...
Jimmy Breslin was right. It's a lousy idea to turn the victims of 9/11 into martyrs and just as lousy to turn Ground Zero into a glorified cemetery. ...
The massive Ryugyong Hotel, which towers over the North Korean capital of Pyongyang, has long been symbolic for all the wrong reasons. Built from 1987...
From Inhabitat:
With world populations growing and land scarce, more and more architects are looking to build upwards instead of outwards. Want some ...
Just as the height and placement of skyscrapers tells us about our global standing and self-image, the buildings they now hide and overshadow tell us about new religious realities.
From the record-breaking spires of Dubai's Burj Khalifa to the unusual shape of Spain's Torre Agbar, the world's skyscrapers are not only wonders of d...
The Flatiron Building's triangular shape, designed by Daniel Burnham, and its location at the junction of Broadway and Fifth Avenue at 23rd Street, ha...