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Washington, DC, hosts a panel of experts discussing the future of memorials and their role in shaping America's identity and collective memory.
Dr. Jodi Kanter discusses how one-term presidential libraries address the narratives of failure and reelection in Washington, D.C.
The September 2023 earthquake in Morocco's High Atlas region killed 3,000 people, injured 5,600, and caused extensive damage to 33,000 homes amid ongoing reconstruction efforts.
The Mecca Royal Clock Tower, at 600 meters tall, is the largest clock tower in the world and part of a $15 billion development near the Grand Mosque.
Renzo Piano's Shard opens on 1 February, offering stunning views from 244 metres high.
25 luxury apartments in New York City, priced from $10 million to $85 million, were accessed by Andi Schmied while posing as a billionaire.
The Basilica of Yanmosucro in Ivory Coast, a replica of the Vatican, was built between 1986 and 1989 under the commission of the former president.
Mike Reynolds builds Earthships in New Mexico's unwelcome environment, facing major challenges.
The Alhambra in southern Spain is a historic Moorish fortress known for its architectural beauty and the surrounding natural landscape.
The Skywalk Glass Bridge at the Grand Canyon uses ancient Egyptian building methods.
Some cities feel hotter due to urban planning and design choices affecting temperatures.
A brushturkey builds a nest that can weigh as much as 4 tons, using decomposing leaves to create a warm incubator for its eggs.
Could some higher power have built the pyramids according to Ancient Aliens Special Presentation?
Akko, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Israel, features ancient architecture and vibrant markets, highlighting its rich cultural heritage and significant landmarks.
The foundation of the Empire State Building digs 55 feet deep into Manhattan's bedrock, allowing it to withstand the decay spreading beneath the city.
Burj Al Babas was designed to combine Victorian architecture with influences from Turkey's Galata Tower and the Maiden Tower in a unique residential project.
A unique synthetic turf house in Frohnleiten, Austria, features randomly placed elements.
Jim Router designs a car inspired by the Lockheed Martin F-117A stealth bomber.
London's Crossrail tunnel is Europe's largest hidden building site and a major construction project.
Arched bridges, from ancient Roman aqueducts to modern engineering marvels, illustrate significant advancements in architecture and structural design throughout history.
The Holiday Train Show in New York features amazing architecture made from natural materials.
Charleston, South Carolina, shines as a top destination in Aerial America's series.
Adolf Hitler's Berghof, a luxurious residence in the Bavarian Alps, symbolizes Nazi power and reflects the stark contrast between his opulent lifestyle and the suffering caused by his regime.
More than 420,000 stone blocks were used to construct the Bayon temple, which features 52 towers and over 2,000 feet of intricate relief carvings.
Cooling buildings accounts for 10% of global electricity consumption, contributing to rising temperatures and greenhouse gas emissions.
Catherine King and Wayne Adams live on a floating island near Vancouver Island, built over 24 years.
Controlled demolition of a 24-story building in downtown Chicago illustrates the intricate planning and engineering required for safe urban implosions.
Architect Eugene Tsui creates an earthquake-resistant house in Berkeley, California, inspired by the resilience of the Tardigrade and addressing his parents' concerns.
Drones reveal the unbelievable size of London's hidden Crossrail construction project.
Jackie Kennedy renovates the White House to reflect a new American style upon arriving.
Construction on the 43-room mansion began in 1770 and continued through many designs until its completion in 1809, the last year of Jefferson's presidency.
The MSC Seaside measures over 300 meters in length and weighs 160,000 tons, accommodating more than 6,000 passengers on its Caribbean cruise.
A citadel defended by 2 km of walls and a thousand armed soldiers, the Kremlin has symbolized Russian power for about 700 years.
A forgotten Manhattan corridor transforms into a 1920s-inspired French brasserie.
Alfred Waterhouse designs Manchester Town Hall, completed in 1877, after winning a prestigious Commission.
Manhattan's skyline has undergone significant architectural transformations since the early 20th century, reflecting ongoing urban development and historical significance.
Ancient Aliens questions if humans have created megalithic sites without modern technology.
The Yanmosucro Basilica, a Vatican replica, was completed in 1989 in Ivory Coast.
The V&A exhibition highlights post-modernism's reaction against modernism using Las Vegas and Kitsch.
Catherine King and Wayne Adams have built a sustainable island home off the coast of Vancouver Island, featuring a dance floor, art gallery, and garden.
Paul Goldberger examines the innovative parking garage at 1111 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, highlighting its architectural significance and urban integration.
The Pyramid of Giza's secret passages and intricate architecture are explored by Josh Gates, highlighting the historical significance of this ancient wonder.
Jay Shafer's tiny house in Sebastopol, California, measures just 100 square feet.
Jeff Minton captures the lavish ceilings and carpets of The Wynn Las Vegas designed by Roger Thomas.
The Alhambra palace in Granada showcases intricate geometric designs and rich history.
In 1885, architect William Le Baron Jenney used iron and steel to construct the Home Insurance Building, the first skyscraper, reaching 10 stories high.
Alhambra showcases exquisitely detailed artwork inspired by nature's beauty.
New data from French archeologists reveals the mystery of Angkor's royal palace.
