The Beirut Wonder Forest is definitely an impressive suggestion that wishes to convert the Lebanese capital towards a luxurious eco-friendly metropolis by planting tree on its roofs. The war-torn city of Beirut is burdened by black smog because of significantly overloaded highways stuffed with outdated vehicles which release high levels of CO2 emissions. Studio Invisible's option is easy, low-cost, and isn't going to affect the Beirut's existing focus on city transportation.
Believe your eyes can not under any circumstances! All that is needed to test and retest! Another proof of this truth has appeared recently beaten in the street in front of City Hall of Paris. Here, the Belgian artist François Abelane (Francois Abelanet) has created an installation-illusion «Qui Croire?» («Who to believe?")
This amazing place is built in the middle of the desert, around a small lake. Located in the Ica Province, near the city of Ica, Huacachina is known as the oasis of America, where many tourists come for the huge sand dunes and sandsurfing. The legend says the place was created by a princess caught bathing by a local hunter. The pool of water she left became a lagoon, while her mantle transformed into sand dunes. It is sayd that the princess inhabits the lagoon as a mermaid. Just wanted to share with you these amazing pictures:
In early June, many regions of China were torrential rains, causing many rivers burst their banks and sweeping debris flows almost wiped out hundreds of villages and towns. In this regard, the decision to lose some water through the dam, which will lead to a lowering of water levels.
Photos of the area taken from a height. Stunning views)
Eden project - is not only an outstanding piece of architecture, astonishing audiences with their appearance, but also the world's largest greenhouse. Inside the artificial biomes - plants collected from around the world.
In the British Province, Cornwall, away from noisy roads and the popular tourist routes, near the small town of St. Austell built a unique greenhouse - Project Eden, a place where assembled one of the largest collections of flora on the planet, a real Garden of Eden, which brought to life idea of the beautiful, lush world, the preservation of which depends on every citizen of Earth.
Inspirer of the project was Tim Smith, a music producer, and architectural design engaged Nicholas Grimshaw, the arsenal is not anything, and Waterloo Station in London. 
In successful venture, few believed, but the result exceeded all expectations. 
The opening of the complex on 17 March 2001. In an area of 1.6 hectares, there are two greenhouses, made a very unusual - it's huge, interconnected by a geodesic dome - biomes covered multi-layered, translucent film of ETFE, well let ultra-violet rays, which is important for the welfare of plants. 
In one biomes tropical flora in the other - the Mediterranean, and the third part of the complex is situated in the open air, it planted the plants, capable of adapting to local conditions. 
Jungle with rain forests, olive groves, rubber trees and rice straw, cotton and ether-oil plants, bamboo, citrus and cork trees, as well as demonstrating that out of all this is - are all subject to the main idea of the creators of "Eden" - show place and importance of plants in human life. 
To date, Project Eden - is not just a popular tourist destination, a place where visitors do not stop to talk and demonstrate how close we are to nature, and how important it is for us to protect it.
