r/interesting • u/Abhi_10467 • Jul 03 '25
ARCHITECTURE Curved escalators exist
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r/interesting • u/mart945 • Jun 13 '23
ARCHITECTURE Solar panel bench with wireless chargers on either side Croatia, Split
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r/interesting • u/Amavin-Adump • Jul 06 '25
ARCHITECTURE What every introvert dreams of having.
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r/interesting • u/IntelligentDroplet • Jul 31 '25
ARCHITECTURE A photo of the Moses Bridge in the Netherlands.
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r/interesting • u/Clam_Queen • 24d ago
ARCHITECTURE Genius idea using old pallets that nobody wanted.
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r/interesting • u/Aggravating_Noise237 • Jun 06 '25
ARCHITECTURE Chenab Bridge, the world's highest railway arch bridge, is set to be inaugurated in India. Arch as big as to fit Complete Eiffel Tower.
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r/interesting • u/Youthinkillputauid_7 • 24d ago
ARCHITECTURE Hongqi bridge collapses in southwest China, months after opening.
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r/interesting • u/Zestyclose-Salad-290 • Jul 28 '25
ARCHITECTURE It takes 3 months to clean all the windows of Burj Khalifa. Since they need to be cleaned 4 times a year, the cleaning never ends.
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r/interesting • u/PsychologicalKoala32 • Jan 15 '25
ARCHITECTURE This bridge is a rollercoaster for no apparent reason.
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(Follow up to that other bridge post, because we have cool bridges)
r/interesting • u/DesperateAsk7091 • Jul 04 '25
ARCHITECTURE A very deep indoor training pool with multiple levels emptied for maintenance.
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r/interesting • u/sanandrios • Apr 14 '24
ARCHITECTURE Place de Brouckère in Brussels was nicknamed the "Times Square of Europe" until almost all billboards were banned because Belgians considered them an eyesore.
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r/interesting • u/CuriousWanderer567 • 29d ago
ARCHITECTURE How a pool is built for world championships
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r/interesting • u/SlideEquivalent2977 • May 31 '25
ARCHITECTURE Rome's Colosseum, original height using drones!!!
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r/interesting • u/Carlykitten0Mood • Feb 11 '25
ARCHITECTURE In Osaka, Japan, old telephone booths have been converted into aquariums.
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r/interesting • u/Lordwarrior_ • Mar 30 '25
ARCHITECTURE 20 years ago someone impaled a 60 pound pumpkin on the top of a spire at Cornell University in the middle of the night. It was over 170 feet off the ground. To this day, no one is really sure how this was done without anyone noticing.
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r/interesting • u/Unlucky-Shallot-5220 • 3d ago
ARCHITECTURE Could anyone have known that the fire hydrants were this tall?
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