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These amazing structures are the tallest chimneys in the world.

“The World Stands on its Head”or “Die Welt Steht Kopf”, is the name of this House built on the Baltic Sea Island of Usedom in Trassenheide, Germany.

Japanese designs simply noted for its specified beauty and beyond aesthetics. In each sculpture, painting, garden, fabric and architectural design, there’s always meaning to it. An emblematic meaning to each and every unique design.

Fritz Stowasser was born on 15th of december 1928, alias Friedenreich Hundertwasser. He has the creativity for buliding houses with great colours, and shapes.

A guide to Edinburgh Castle.

More on Castles.

Future constructions with ecosystems aren’t science fiction anymore.

Today we can adore some historic windmills as beautiful landmarks, but not much is known about how the use of wind energy has been transformed over the years and how wind mills turned into wind power stations.

St. Andrew’s Church stands amid the leafy avenues of Roker in Sunderland, rising from a massive base to culminate in a solid, robust tower. Although the style is essentially Gothic, the imposing masses are not refined into delicate Gothic forms but are left stark and blunt and the rugged bulk is executed in coarse-grained local stone. St. Andrew’s was designed by the outstanding Arts and Crafts architect Edward Prior (1852-1932) and houses contributions from several leading members of the Arts and Crafts Movement.

10 most weird buildings on earth…must watch!!!!