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THE WORLD'S TALLEST CONCRETE DAM
At 935 feet high, the Grande Dixence in Switzerland is the tallest gravity dam in the world. Completed in 1961 the dam fuels four hydroelectric power stations that in turn power over 4 Lakh establishments.
THE WORLD'S TALLEST CONCRETE BUILDING
At 2,716.5 feet with 160 storeys, the Burj Khalifa has several firsts to its credit.
THE WORLD'S LARGEST CONCRETE POUR
The new Wilshire Grand Center, a hotel and office complex in Los Angeles (USA), set the record for the world’s largest continuous cement pour
MUSEUM OF EUROPEAN AND MEDITERRANEAN CIVILISATIONS, FRANCE
The delicate concrete filigree-clad Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations (MuCEM) by architect Rudy Ricciotti
LEARNING CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF ECONOMICS, VIENNA
Conceived by Zaha Hadid, the imposing library building is the focal point of the university campus with the rest of the buildings grouped around it.
THE CHURCH OF LIGHT, JAPAN
Located near Osaka, the Church of Light is an arresting example of a striking communal space.
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF BRAZIL
when modern architecture was characterised by straight lines and right angles
TROLLSTIGEN NATIONAL TOURIST ROUTE PROJECT, NORWAY
The spectacularly panoramic Trollstigen plateau is inaccessible during winters and witnesses over 7 metres of snow every year.
ZARAGOZA BRIDGE PAVILION, SPAIN
Designed by British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid, the Bridge Pavilion was the gateway to the 2008 Zaragoza international expo.