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A 147-foot high central building, nicknamed the nut, supports two performance auditoriums in a concert hall designed by Santiago Calatrava.
Established in 1097, Brotten Hall has been home to the Tempest family for over 900 years, evolving into Brotten Sanctuary focused on well-being and nature.
Abandoned Six Flags New Orleans and Nicosia International Airport in Cyprus serve as the backdrop for urban explorers Josh and Cody's global adventure.
Ancient Athens stands as a testament to the extraordinary achievements of its builders, thinkers, and inventors, shaping the course of Greek history.
Rome's history spans 28 centuries, with ancient temples and amphitheaters integrated into the city's modern urban design.
Sapporo's Snow Festival showcases the creation of massive snow sculptures, including a replica of Warsaw's royal palace, built by the Japanese military under challenging conditions.
Wind Surf, the world's largest sailing yacht, combines luxury with the ability to access secluded harbors and hidden coves.
More than 13.5 meters high, the tidal range at Saint-Malo is equivalent to a six-story building, influencing its architectural defenses against the sea.
Ancient megacities like Tenochtitlan and Rome are examined for their societal structures and daily life, highlighting their impact on human civilization.
Ocean Cay, a remote tropical island in the Bahamas, is transformed into a luxury cruise destination by a dedicated team racing against time for its grand opening.
Every year, the number of serious skiing accidents in the Dolomites rises, with injuries comparable to those from motorcycle accidents.
Auroville, a utopian community in southern India founded in the 1960s, exemplifies ideals of unity and human harmony through its unique architecture and communal living.
Strasbourg Cathedral, completed in 1439, reaches a height of 142 meters, making it the tallest building in the Christian world until the 19th century.
Frances Mayes shares her experiences renovating a 13th-century house in the mountains above Cortona, Italy, as detailed in her memoirs.
Marseille's architectural landscape, featuring landmarks like Notre-Dame de la Garde and historic forts, showcases innovative engineering solutions to overcome natural challenges.
Sedan Castle, a fortress near the borders of Belgium and Germany, has withstood three wars and six centuries due to its innovative bastion design and thick stone walls.
In the heart of Paris, the Sainte-Chapelle and the Conciergerie exemplify medieval architectural ingenuity through advanced construction techniques and enduring design.
Amsterdam's Valentine's rush highlights the complexities of the $6 trillion air freight industry, showcasing the logistics behind transporting extraordinary items globally.
Engineers race against time to relocate the fragile Varsity Hall in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Schönbrunn Palace, Melk Abbey, and Bratislava Castle exemplify how 18th-century Habsburg architecture projected imperial authority and reflected Enlightenment reforms.
A 233-million LED display will be installed in the new Clippers stadium, designed to enhance the fan experience in Los Angeles.
Castle Hammerstein, built at the turn of the first millennium, was near invulnerable during a siege led by Emperor Henry II in the 11th century.
Medieval castles evolved from military fortresses into symbols of wealth and status, exemplified by structures like Windsor Castle and Cardiff Castle.
Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Tom Pinfold and Peter Ginn work as farmers under monastic control, mastering long-lost Tudor farming methods.
A 1,000-ton Baptist church built in 1806 is relocated in Salem, Massachusetts, to become a new courthouse law library after six months of work.
Pompeii, once a modest settlement, evolved into a thriving Roman supercity through innovative urban planning, advanced engineering, and strategic trade along the Sarno River and Tyrrhenian Sea.
Ancient Egypt's enduring monuments, including the Pyramids and the Karnak Temple, reveal insights into the civilization's remarkable legacy and cultural significance.
Djoser's Pyramid in Saqqara, Egypt, reveals insights into its construction and the complex network of tunnels hidden beneath its surface.
In 1911, American historian Hiram Bingham discovered Machu Picchu, an Inca citadel with over 170 buildings, hidden beneath tropical vegetation.
Bordeaux's architectural evolution, from the Grand Théâtre to the Cité du Vin, showcases innovative engineering solutions that address challenges of terrain and history.
Chichen Itza, a prominent city of the ancient Maya civilization, is examined through new archaeological findings, including a potential fifth cenote beneath El Castillo.
5,000 tons is the lifting capacity of the Oleg Strashnov, one of the largest monohull crane ships in the world, designed for heavy offshore tasks.
Tikal, the largest ancient Maya city, housed up to 4 million people and featured impressive architecture and advanced hydraulic systems.
Fourteen million people worldwide claim descent from Clan Campbell, the family that has lived at Inveraray Castle for generations.
The Acropolis, a rocky plateau rising 157 meters above sea level, spans over 4.5 hectares and houses iconic structures like the Parthenon.
Ancient Rome, a dominant force in the Mediterranean, is explored through its history and the daily lives of its inhabitants.
Meidum pyramid, Egypt's least known and most enigmatic structure, is examined by archaeologists seeking to determine its origins and builders.
This episode investigates ancient structures and the arches that define them, encouraging subscriptions to Spark.
The Chateau of Versailles reveals its historical significance through the intrigues of Marie Antoinette and the scientific insights of a star's spectrum.
Centuries ago, castle builders faced challenges that required determination, skill, and extensive financial resources to create some of Europe's most iconic structures.
Petra, nestled in the Jordanian desert, reveals secrets of its ancient Nabataean civilization.
Stacy Keach investigates England's lost cities, unique geological formations, and sacred sites, highlighting the region's rich history and enduring mysteries.
Transporting a massive bulldozer to gold mines in Russia's Kolymar mountain range involves specialized vehicles and careful planning to overcome harsh winter challenges.
America's Gilded Age is illustrated through the opulent estates of Chicago, the Astor dynasty, and other architectural masterpieces that reflect elite ambition and wealth.
In 1066, a fleet of Norman warships transformed England from a fractured island into a unified kingdom, marking a pivotal shift in medieval European power dynamics.
The Great Wall of China, an extraordinary feat of engineering, played a crucial role in shaping the nation's history and identity.
Rome's ancient megastructures, including the Pantheon, Colosseum, and Emperor Nero's palace, showcase the architectural brilliance of the Roman Empire.
The Great Pyramid of Giza, built with 1,300,000 blocks, was the tallest structure in the world for over 4,000 years until the Eiffel Tower was completed.
