SkyLifter Solar Power

SkyLifter Solar power Is Far More Than 150 Tonnes

While hoping to go beyond the modern day helicopters limited load-bearing capacity, Australian firmSkyLifter is busy evolving a solar-powered airship for carrying up to 150-ton loads more than 1,200 miles. Just the perfect machine to support disaster relief operations, the solar blimp could ship payloads of equipment, freight, pre-constructed buildings and other loads at a speed of 45 knots (50 mph).

Disk size vehicles like the immunity against different conditions provides specially designed Voith Schneider propellers (measuring 500ft long) and placed strategically to strengthen cockpit of the car where to go. For disaster relief by using, developers of luxury cruise ships in the air as the car is expected to use.

SkyLifter (bio) diesel fuel and uses solar collectors to generate electricity that powers cycloidal propellers and aircraft systems. Aerostar design large arrays of solar collectors facing the sun to provide enough space. A pod surface (bio) diesel engines, drive, train and water recovery system is based. Least environmental impact flaunting, without air supply noise is a crane.

A full size prototype of the next Skylifter think, three years or about 150ft wide.

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Coral Reef Theme in the Foreign Sounds and Attractive House Building Concept

This building design is town concept that built for Haiti after the earthquake and this concept is called “The Pearl Of West Indies” . That names is very match because this building or town concept is very exotic amazing and fantastic. This building is designed on water to add the fabulous and brilliant appeal of this building so the civil that stay can feel more cozy. Besides that, the garden also designed in this town concept so this town design is blend perfectly among the nature and the modern style. The modern style of this town concept is can be seen by the building design that very glamorous and spectacular and the harmonious value can be seen by the nature scenery in this town concept. The nature scenery is the garden and the water at side that calming and serene. This town concept will be a wonderful town because it offers a beautiful and exotic view and the sophisticated building that magnificent.

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The World's Longest Sea Bridge

Qingdao Haiwan - The World's Longest Sea Bridge

China has unveiled the worlds longest sea bridge, which stretches a massive 26.4 miles five miles further than the distance between Dover and Calais and longer than a marathon. The Qingdao Haiwan Bridge was completed on December 27, 2010 and is 26.4 miles long - the equivalent of 174 Tower Bridges, links the main urban area of Qingdao city, East Chinas Shandong province, with Huangdao district, straddling the Jiaozhou Bay sea areas. The road bridge, which took four years and cost a cool 5.5 billion pounds to build, will be open for use in the New Year and is almost three miles longer than the previous record-holder, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway in Louisiana.

This structure is headed by two side of bridge facilities and 23.87 (38.42km) miles long. Qingdao Haiwan a surprising three-way bridge is longer than 174 times Londons Tower Bridge, Thames River and 19 miles from campaign Huangdao of Qingdao shaves. Two separate groups of workers since 2006 in various ends of the building structure. With a total length of 42.58km, Qingdao and Huangdao will shorten the route by 30km, about 20 minutes travel time by cutting.

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Triangle Building

Triangle Building

Triangle Building (initially known as the capital) since 1 December 2010 the European External Action Service (EEAS)'s headquarters. Office building in Brussels, Belgium in the European quarter is the Schuman roundabout. The building was completed in 2009 and houses some other EU departments. EEAS staff will be building in the autumn of 2011.

This Capital building was built in 2009. It replaced an architecturally diverse complex of buildings that was previously located there, named JECL after the initials of the three surrounding streets: Avenue de la Joyeuse Entrée, Avenue de Cortenbergh and Rue de la Loi. When it was decided that the old JECL complex was to be demolished, the European Commission signalled its interest in purchasing the property in order to build a new EU conference centre on the site. The negotiations between AXA and the Commission were tough and lasted for more than five years, but eventually failed in 2006 due to disagreement over the price. Axa instead built offices on the site, divided into distinct blocks.

Axa intended to split the complex between the Commission, national embassies and private companies. However the Commission refused to share the building. Negotiations became drawn out but as of August 2010 the Commission and Axa are close to a signature for the whole building. Since July 2010 European Personnel Selection Office (Epso) already gained a chunk of the building to move into and with three months outfitting it would be ready as the headquarters of the EEAS.

Rome, Paris, Berlin, Luxembourg, The Hague and Brussels, respectively: 6 technical free parts triangular building, the European Union (EU) capitals of the six founding member countries are divided in the name. A large circular courtyard in the center, which is heavily planted, and 30 years in the construction, architects insist, see "art" is.

Building up to three months' EEAS to meet the requirements to include security arrangements, will. August 2010 as the High Representative's office ignored Schuman roundabout, watching the comings and between the Commission and Council to act, or if it was not ignored PARC DU Cinquantenaire is decided. Commission and Council buildings opposite the car park there is a helipad and private tunnel. However Axa Berlaymont a pedestrian tunnel is being restored without the high representative can leave. Instead of a helipad, including roof solar panel, as the building is outfitted with the latest environmental credentials. Ground floor retail units on the road tax and fully isolated for security purposes, heating and electrical systems will be on.

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Interior Photographs of Famous Opera Houses

The beautiful photography work of photographer David Leventi. + Travelphotographs of the mass culture, has been published in Vanity Fair. , EntitledBjoerling Larynx, David Leventi world-famous opera houses in the current plan isfor internal records. This body of work with a large format view camera images,construction is complex. Large print archives, national symbol, velvet seats and ornate chandeliers and gilt private box decorated with incredible detail capturedlines.

Interior Photographs of Famous Opera Houses

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Ark Hotel - Most Unique Dome Shaped Hotel

Ark Hotel - Most Unique Dome Shaped Hotel

Russian Ark Project Architects Architecture of the program of disaster relief withthe help of the International Union Remistudio was designed by the firm. Dome-shaped hotel built of wood arches, cables and steel instead of glass with a layer of plastic is self-cleaning. Wrestling hotels like the slinky to both land and watercan be customized. Afloat in the flood or the rising of the sea, built to stay.ARCHES and rock stars like the construction of 14,000 square meters, weightevenly distributed, which means it can withstand an earthquake. Daylight throughseeing the internal structure of the hotel rooms is through the filter, reducing theneed for light.

Designed as: hotels in uninterruptible power supply using alternative energysources with an integrated power system, solar panels and rainwater collection system is used, with power and water to residents to provide. The roof of the wind generators and heat pumps, as well as the thermal energy storage andconversion of units involved will be designed around a central pillar. A storm tothe top of the pillar of energy will also be spiral.

Ark Hotel - Most Unique Dome Shaped Hotel

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