25 Great Buildings Worth A Visit

Maybe many people have visited the Eiffel Tower, Great Wall, Roman arena, ... but there are many great man-made works in the world that you may not know. Panama Canal, Panama: Panama Canal with 77 kilometers of waterways connecting the Atlantic and Pacific

. More than 4.5 million cubic meters of concrete were used in the construction of the canal's locks and dams. The work was completed in January 2014 2.



Teotihuacan Ancient City, Mexico Teotihuacan was the largest city in America before Columbus. The most famous structure is the Pyramid of the Sun - the third tallest pyramid in the world. The whole city was originally about 20 km2. The work was completed in the 100 BC 3 year. The International Space Station ISST International Space Station is 354 km from Earth, is an extraordinary work of man. Already a few ordinary citizens are allowed to go to the ISS, but at a huge cost. Tokyo Sky Tree Tower, Japan 634 meter high Tokyo Sky Tree built on unstable ground but applying traditional Japanese construction techniques, relying on a central column to balance seismic waves, completed on 22nd /5/2012 5.



White Pass and Yukon, Canada: The railway was built in just 26 months during the Klondike Gold Rush period and largely financed by British investors runs through the coastal mountains of Canada. Akashi Kaikyo Suspension Bridge, Japan: It is the longest suspension bridge in the world - 1,991 meters built in 10 years connecting Kobe city with Iwaya on Awaji Island, Japan. Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Burj Khalifa has a height of 828 meters and is one of the two tallest buildings in the world that undergoes more than 40 tests on the impact of wind. completed January 2010.8. Trans-Siberian railway, Russia Trans-Siberian railway, connecting the capital Moscow and Eastern Russia with Japan, China and Mongolia. The engineers designed this railway line capable of operating at minus 20 degrees Celsius. The route was put into use in the early 20.



9 century. Taj Mahal Tomb, India It took about 20 years to build this tomb from white marble. This stone also has a special color change ability. You should see pink in the morning, white during the day, and yellow in the moonlight. This is the monument to Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, India. The work was completed in 1653.10. The Great Wall, China: The Great Wall is 8,850 km long, built in 2,000 years.



Construction began in 475 BC, to protect China from Hungarian invasions. Works exist from 204 BC to present 11. Aqueduct Aqueduct, Spain Aqueduct Aqueduct is one of the ancient monuments in the Iberian Peninsula, Spain with 44 double domes and 79 single domes. Buildings built during the reign of Roman Emperor Trajan. 12. The Palm Island, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Hundreds of millions of cubic meters of rock used for the island moved from 16 quarries in the United Arab Emirates and the materials used here are sufficient to build a three-ring wall around the earth. The work was completed on September 24, 2008. 13.



Taipei 101 Building, TaiwanTaipei 101 is the first building in the world to be over 500 meters tall with the world's fastest lift system and an eight-column structure that can avoid earthquakes, completed on December 31st. 2004.14. Grand Canyon Skywalk, Arizona, USA The project is 1,219 meters high on the Colorado River with nearly 500 kg of steel and 36,000 kg of glass. This is a work created by businessman David Jin - in Las Vegas, inaugurated March 28, 2007. World Financial Center Building in Shanghai, China The second tallest building in the world and the tallest building in China - 492 meters, with 101 floors. The idea of opening a trapezoid near the top of the building has helped to reduce the wind pressure for the entire building and also to meet the feng-shui criteria. The work was completed on July 17, 2008.



16. Millau Viaduct Bridge, Millau, FranceMillau Viaduct is the world's tallest viaduct of 343 meters, higher than the Eiffel Tower. The bridge crosses the valley of the Tarn River, France at a cost of 320 million euros, completed February 16, 2004.17. London metro, England: In 2013, the London metro celebrates its 150th birth. The total length of the project is 402 km, with more than 1 billion trains running each year. The first train line departs from Paddington to Farringdon with wooden steam locomotives. Japan Kansai International Airport: This is the first airport built on an artificial island, located in the busiest city of Osaka in Japan.



The island construction has become the most expensive civil engineering project in the world, with a total cost of 20 billion USD, completed in 1994.19. Hoover Dam, Arizona / Nevada, USA Hoover Dam is 210 meters thick and the highest point 13 meters thick. This is a dam that relies on gravity to keep the structure from collapsing. 20. Largest Pyramid of Giza, Egypt This work completed in 2504 BC is a man-made structure.

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