Category: Civil Engineering
April 28, 2020
7 Exciting Activities to Do on a Singapore Vacation

Singapore is one of the most beautiful and exotic destinations in the world. Check out some exciting activities to do on a Singapore vacation. Do you plan on becoming one of the 18.5 million tourists who visit Singapore each year? If so, doing research on the best things to do in Singapore ahead of time […]

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April 27, 2020
Roger Federer House: The New York Pad

A Tennis Star's Apartment in New York City Roger Federer is simply a beast when it comes to tennis. He has not only set many records around the world for tennis, but he is also a great person. He has won the Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award seven times. Can you imagine winning the same award […]

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April 15, 2020
Benefits Of Using Compact Crawler Lifts

Source Unlike cats whose anatomical features allow them to climb any surface, humans are not very self-sufficient in that regard. The old-school method of using your fellow’s hands as a springboard to climb a wall may not work for reaching walls taller than a few meters. Humans invented ladders, but then the requirement for making […]

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March 18, 2020
5 Exceptional Places You Must Visit!

1. Thanda Island | Tanzania Thanda Island situated off the shores of Tanzania is the creme da la creme of private island getaways. This little piece of paradise is just that: it’s the place to kick back and relax in ultimate luxury. Thanda Island offers stunning private accommodation a manor house/villa as well as provide […]

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February 5, 2020
Four Factors to Keep in Mind When Deciding Where to Study Abroad

Choosing to study abroad can be a very exciting decision and there’s plenty to think about. If you know that you’d rather go overseas to get your degree, then you can expect to be opened up to a whole new world of experiences, getting to know a different culture while seeing more of the world […]

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November 18, 2019
Durango, Colorado Is The Ultimate Winter Road Trip Destination For Families

Going on a road trip is one of the greatest American traditions that continues to be popular among families. While most people hit the road during the summer months, winter road trips are becoming more popular, with a new survey revealing that 20 percent of travelers are looking forward to participating in winter activities such as skiing […]

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November 11, 2019
Devil's Bridge Germany: Kromlau Bridge Rakotzbrücke

A "devil's bridge" is a term used for dangerous looking bridges throughout Europe that were built during the Medieval Time (1000-1600 A.D.). Devil's Bridge Germany is one great piece of architecture. The Devil's Bridge has been a term attributed to these skimpy yet strong bridges because the construction of them seemed so impossible that only […]

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November 9, 2019
Chicago Architecture Versus New York Architecture

Comparing Architecture of Two Prominent American Cities Take a look at two very large metropolitan areas in the United States, Chicago and New York. They are very different in life style, charm, and architecture, but at the same time are very similar. There are so many different aspects to consider when comparing and contrasting two […]

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September 20, 2019
What you need to know about historical natural gas prices in Alberta

What You Need to Know About Historical Natural Gas Prices In Alberta You can access and study the historical pricing for Direct Energy natural gas in Alberta at any time and it reveals some interesting facts. Keep reading to learn all of the good things you can determine by historical pricing figures. The Price for […]

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September 10, 2019
What To Know About SHIPCO Pumps

Some businesses need pumps. They are special machines meant to transport liquids. You have probably seen some of them. They can be quite big. There are so many different types. It all depends on what you’re searching for. Like all machines, they can cost a lot. So, you shouldn’t be taken by surprise when you […]

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August 8, 2019
How to Increase the Efficiency of A Power Plant?

Introduction: A power plant has such design components that its output is exceptional. It is believed to be more reliant on the designs of architects and engineers. The production is also affected by other sources as well. Since a powerhouse is built to provide the general population with energy, it always recommended that they work […]

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August 8, 2019
The Ups and Downs of Trans Mountain Pipelines

Fossil fuels are in high demand even though people are switching over to alternative energy sources. The oil industry is earning more and more profits annually. It is a testament to its enormous success. There are a lot of places where drilling is done to find oil. Since finding oil is quite a challenge, so […]

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June 21, 2019
5 things to do in San Jose

San Jose is the capital of Costa Rica. Although it is not its main attraction, it is worth knowing some of the treasures of the most important city in the country. You will not be short of things to do in San Jose: from strolling down Central Avenue to disconnecting in La Sabana. In this […]

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June 2, 2018
The Benefits of Using Steel in Building Structures

Buildings and skyscrapers have always been a remark of development in any country. The technological advancement that has taken place in the architectural development has been immense. Beginning from the early ages buildings and forts were constructed among rocks and with rocks and are still standing strong till today. However, we cannot rely on rocks […]

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March 6, 2016
China seeks to regulate “weird” architecture

White Houses. Arcs de Triomphe. Eiffel Tower. Pantslike structures. Phallic structures. Structures such as these litter the Chinese landscape. But 2016 might be the year China’s strange architecture comes to an end. As cities grow uncontrollably, China struggles to regulate the growth of urbanization. A directive issued on Sunday by the State Council, China’s cabinet, […]

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July 23, 2015
Capturing the Architectural Significance of Chicago's "L" Trains
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March 27, 2015
Gloria Estefan's House in Miami Beach

A Nice House for a Cuban-American Star Gloria Estefan is a Cuban-American recording artist that has had much success across the world. She is known for her top ten songs in the 1980's. In the 1990's she suffered serious injuries in a tour bus crash leaving her through a rough recovery process. Her house in […]

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January 26, 2015
Scary Trains that Share the Road With Drivers
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November 28, 2014
Guest Author Josh Traynere on Solar Roadways

The beginning of the future is here. In the Netherlands, the world’s first solar bike path is being built. Although the path itself is only 230 feet long, it can power 3 Dutch homes. Because the solar roads cannot tilt to effectively maximize their output, they receive their benefits of practicality from being able to […]

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November 24, 2014
Human Poop-Powered Bus Created In the UK

A Bus That Runs on Poo? Yes Did you ever think poo could be used to power your car? Well it can actually happen believe it or not. A company in the UK have made a bus that runs on sewage and poop. It currently runs from Bristol Airport to Bath in England. One person’s […]

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September 10, 2014
A Civil Engineering Internship Experience

Just Some Hands On Work Before You Launch You Career When looking for an internship, many people look for one that concerns their professional field, pays well, and is fairly close. Being able to advance your skills in your own professional area is amazing and even better when you can get a salary as well. […]

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June 17, 2014
Richard Buckminster Fuller's Architecture Influence

Buckminster Fuller is a historically famous architecture, scientist and inventor that is known for making 28 patents, authoring 28 books and he received 47 honorary degrees. His designs are revolutionary and still very present within today's architectural landscape. He is most famously known for his geodesic dome. The design consists of triangles that all interlock to […]

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June 12, 2014
Masdar City near Abu Dhabi, Dubai: A Zero Carbon City

Masdar City is a project that is being built in Abu Dubai. The city is planned to be zero-carbon emitting, this means no cars. Electricity is provided by the photo-voltaic towers located throughout the city. The city is "walled" meaning that no cars are able to come in, yet there is local public transportation available […]

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April 9, 2014
Rugs and Carpets That Can Bring the Best Out of a Room

Find a Rug or Carpet that Fits in with Your Living Space Not too often do you find a home with absolutely no carpets or rugs. Some people stray away from carpets and go for complete hardwood floors for a modern look. Either way carpets are used on hardwood and even on carpets (when you […]

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