Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia Aims For Completion By 2026
Completion of the main parts of the Sagrada Familia is expected to be in 2025 for the Chapel of the Assumption and the tower of Jesus Christ in 2026, with no specific dates yet.
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Completion of the main parts of the Sagrada Familia is expected to be in 2025 for the Chapel of the Assumption and the tower of Jesus Christ in 2026, with no specific dates yet.
Fire Country Lookout, located in Sonoma Country, features roof and walls wrapped in standing-seam zinc panels to protect it from the sun as well as from wildfires.
The Buitenverblijf Nest perches eight meters off the ground via steel base with a winding staircase leading to a porch connected to the LDK in the main floor, while the bathroom and bedroom are on the second and top floor, respectively.
Mori JP Tower stands 330 meters over the brand-new Azabudai Hills district in Tokyo with its distinctive pearl-gray glass facade featuring curved glass petals designed after the lotus flower.
Vertical Farm Beijing is a 3,500 m2 steel and glass building with a slender steel structure that stands out against the Beijing sky with its faceted glass facade.
Nirvana House is a two-level home that blends with its topographical setting by using natural elements of concrete and wood and incorporating a green roof.
In an emergency, the AutoFlux shifts into low buoyancy mode, which aids in stability when the water levels are high and rough.
The Legends Tower in Oklahoma City will stand 1,907 feet and will have three smaller towers surrounding it each at 345 feet tall.
Pinwheel Shelter is a a fully reversible and foldable tent constructed from prefabricated CLT panels and aluminum cladding positioned 2,850 meters above sea level in the north-western Italian Alps.
The Breach House will run on photovoltaic panels as well as micro-hydro energy coming from water harvested and filtered from the surrounding streams, brooks, and ponds.
The Zen House is a 30-square-meter retreat that sits four meters above the ground on a secluded farming complex in Austria's Hainburg an der Donau town.
House H blends into the quiet streetscape with its white facade but stands out in its neighborhood with its unique minimalist design, consisting of an overlapping triple-layered roof.
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