Ten Interesting Buildings of 2018

1. Great Egyptian Museum, Giza: The Grand Egyptian Museum has been described as the world's largest archaeological museum. This building is like a chamber triangle and sits on a site located two kilometers west of the pyramid. The north and south walls of the building rise straight up from the great Pyramid of the Khufu and the pyramids of the McCokra. The facade of the museum will have a transparent stone wall, made of alabaster. There is a large atrium inside the main entrance, where large idols will be displayed.

2. Olmsted Lock and Dam: Olmsted Locks and Dam is under construction on the Ohio River. In Olmsted, Illinois, two 1,200 feet locks and 2,500 ft dams are located across the river, which reduces the delay by changing existing, old, and often condensable locks and dams. The project is reputed to be the largest and most expensive inland waterway project launched in the United States. It was roaming around for three decades for the delay in construction and financial assistance.

3. V&A Museum of Design, Dundee: V. and A Dundy in Scotland will be an international center for design. The building will cover 8,000 m2, which will have a space of 1,650 m². There are 2,500 pre-cast stone panels in concrete walls, which make up the weight of every 3,000 kg and spread to 4 meters wide, to make the presence of Scottish rock face. There are 21 different wall squares.

4. Wicker Man: Wicker Man is Britain's first new wooden roller coaster in 21 years and brings wood and fire for the first time. A wicker man structure is 17.55 meters long - the height of the six-story building - the eruption of the Elton Towers Resort will be dominated by the burst of flames in the form of a wooden track race through the structure. It took two years to build a roller coaster, during which over 100 construction workers took the place of 50,000 tonnes of earth.

5.Royal Academy of Arts Bridge: As part of the Royal Academy of Art redevelopment project, which coincides with its 250th birthday, Burlington House and Burlington Gardens have two sites together for the first time. Designed by David Chipherfield Architects (DCA) and executed by Alan Baxter Limited and Cisco, the bridge is a complex achievement of structural engineering that should also play an aesthetic role as one of the most visible parts of redevelopment.

6.Three World Trade Centre: 3 World Trade Center is a skyscraper built in part as part of the reconstruction of the World Trade Center site in Lower Manhattan, New York City. The building will have a height of 329 meters with 80 stories.
3 WTC has a diamond-shaped stock-sharing system, which helps to clarify the east-west configuration of the building. It allows unobtrusive 360-degree panoramic views of New York

7.National Museum Of Qatar: Designed by architect Jean Novell, the National Museum of Qatar is located in the Qatari capital Doha. The 430,000 sq ft (40,000 m²) museum is made from a series of interlocking disks that create potholes to protect visitors from the desert heat. Located on the 1.5 million square foot site on the south end of Doh's Corniche, this building will rise from the sea and connect to the coast by two pedestrian bridges and a vehicle bridge.

8.Cosmos Arena: The Universe Arena, also called the Samara Arena or Samara Stadium, is being prepared as one of the 2018 World Cup playgrounds. It will be known during the tournament as the Cosmos Arena, because the area that is built in it, Samara is known for its association with the space industry. This area has a 65.5-meter high dome roof, which is made of 32 panels, which will flash in the night. Sitting right below 45,000 seats in this area.

9.Goldsmith Street: Norwich held an international RIBA Competition in 2008 to select architects and the right scheme for this site, which was won by Riches Hawley Mikhail. Around 50 individual houses and 50 flats have been provided. This is a Low Carbon scheme, where all houses and flats are on target to achieve full ‘Passivhaus’ Certification. The design provides sunny, light-filled homes with low fuel bills of approximately £150 per year. In the main, these properties will be socially rented.

10.Farringdon Station: When Elizabeth's line opens, then Fergignon Station will be one of the busiest in the UK, with Thomsalink and London Underground to provide links with External London, Home Counties, City, Canary Wharf, and three London airports. Fergignon is one of the five Crotalink stations to be opened in 2018, among which are Paddington, Bond Street, Tottenham Court Road, and Liverpool Street. Each step will be free and will be integrated with TFL's existing transport network. 

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