Danish architects Bjarke Ingels Group's latest project in Prague, the Walter Towers look set to transform the skyline in the old capital and give it more of a contemporary edge.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
The Walter Towers
Danish architects Bjarke Ingels Group's latest project in Prague, the Walter Towers look set to transform the skyline in the old capital and give it more of a contemporary edge.
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One Man Mecha Helicopter
This has to be one of the coolest flying machines that has been invented so far. Japanese designer, Yutaka Igarashi has created a man-machine interface straight from the pages of sci-fi comics.
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Little Plane, Big Machine Guns
Strangely, it is harder to take down a flimsy little model airplane with this kind of artillery than it is to shoot down a real one.
Banksy in New Orleans
The celebrated street artist hit up New Orleans before the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
Banksy Official Site.
Banksy Official Site.
The Atlantis Palm Hotel and Resort in Dubai
Dubai possesses already world’s most luxury hotel, The Burj al Arab.
Very soon another highest class hotel will be added: the amazing Atlantis The Palm Hotel. It is a hotel with 1729 rooms and 17 restaurants, and will be opened to the public on 24th September. The construction lasted 4 years and cost 1,5 billion dollars.
This hotel is dedicated to water: it has a huge water aquarium under the hotel ( more stocks, 11 billions of water ) and a huge water park near the hotel ( the biggest from Dubai and Middle East ). The 113-acre Atlantis hotel in Dubai is hoping to defy the credit crisis as it opens, with rooms costing up to £13,000 a night.
Very soon another highest class hotel will be added: the amazing Atlantis The Palm Hotel. It is a hotel with 1729 rooms and 17 restaurants, and will be opened to the public on 24th September. The construction lasted 4 years and cost 1,5 billion dollars.
This hotel is dedicated to water: it has a huge water aquarium under the hotel ( more stocks, 11 billions of water ) and a huge water park near the hotel ( the biggest from Dubai and Middle East ). The 113-acre Atlantis hotel in Dubai is hoping to defy the credit crisis as it opens, with rooms costing up to £13,000 a night.
