Stunning 2 Story Treehouse Made From 20 Years of Collecting Scrap Materials

This grand and cool looking 2-story log treehouse is constructed around 9 hemlock posts and restored and reclaimed materials that Mike, the builder, saved for years before beginning this 3-year project. The...

Norway Created a 99-Step Bridge Over Their Famous Waterfall

On August 21st, the Norwegian Public Roads Administration started a new Norwegian Scenic...

1902 Germany The High Quality Video of a Flying Train

“The Flying Train” represents a ride on a suspended railway in Wuppertal,...

Couple Builds A Mini Pub In A Garden, People Stunned With Its Handmade Interior

Lockdown has made many pub lovers out there to start other forms...

Farmer Covers Mercedes In Mud After Owner Parked It On The Field

A farmer covered a Mercedes in the slurry after it was parked...

This Smart Staircase Can Store 156 Bottles of Wine
By Marksman on April 15, 2020
Construction architect Murray Berrill smartly transformed a wooden staircase into a really useful wine cellar. Berrill used the dead space under the steps to build side-by-side drawers...
How Kitchens Are Transformed In The Last 500 Years
By Marksman on April 13, 2020
The kitchen is an important part of the home. That’s where all the food is made and usually where the family meets for a comfortable...
Gorgeous Video of 12 Circular Community Gardens Located in Copenhagen, Denmark
By Marksman on February 2, 2020
Photographer Henry Do captures these stunning aerial photos and footage of 12 individual circular gardens at Broendbyernes Haveby which are located near Copenhagen. This community green space gives city...
Fake Ornate Houses on an Expensive London Street Are Neighborhood Matching Facades
By Marksman on June 27, 2019
British vlogger Half Asleep Chris traveled to Numbers 23-24 Leinster Gardens in London, where a row of houses with ornate facades stand without any door to enter whatsoever. As...
How to Comply with OSHA’s Dust Standards as a Construction Company
By Marksman on June 20, 2019
As of June 23, 2018, all companies that employ workers in the general construction and maritime industries must comply with OSHA’s new silica dust safety...