The Oak in a Dovecote, Béceleuf

Nov 23, 2015

In the old days, the possession of a dovecote was a symbol of status and power, and only the nobles had the privilege of owning one. Breedin...

Casa Terracota: The Clay House

Nov 23, 2015

This misshapen adobe colored house, located in Villa de Leyva, a colonial mountain village 95 miles north of Bogota, Colombia, was built by ...

The World Map at Lake Klejtrup

Nov 21, 2015

The World Map on the banks of the Lake Klejtrup in Denmark is a 4,000-square-meter walkable map of the world built out of soil, stones and g...

The Beached German Submarine U-118 at Hastings, England

Nov 21, 2015

In the morning of 15 April, 1919, the townsfolk of Hastings, in Sussex, on the south coast of England, woke up to an astonishing sight. A hu...

The Flower Tower of Paris

Nov 20, 2015

In Paris's 17th arrondissement is a 10-story apartment building that’s so completely covered with potted plants that the building itself...

The Palace of Peace and Reconciliation

Nov 20, 2015

In September 2003, Kazakhstan the largest of the former Soviet Republics hosted the inaugural Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional R...

The Sad Grave of Kate McCormick

Nov 20, 2015

In a quite corner of the Elmwood Cemetery, Memphis oldest active, is the grave of 21 year old woman who died after childbirth on February 1,...

The Most Bizarre Versions of Stonehenge

Nov 19, 2015

The ancient and mysterious Stonehenge, in the plains of Salisbury in Wiltshire, England, is arguably one of the most famous monuments in the...

Patterned Grounds

Nov 19, 2015

The repeated annual freezing and thawing of permafrost soils can produce very interesting geometric features called patterned ground. These ...

Al Bahar Towers’ Responsive Sun Shades

Nov 19, 2015

Glass-façade towers are popping up every where with little thought and consideration for the local climate, even in the harsh desert environ...