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Amazing Timelapse of One Man $12,000 Renovation
By Marksman on January 15, 2022
The Homestead Craftsman got this house for $12k and was thinking to do a quick renovation…but plans changed, to say the least. He totally transformed...
10 Tallest Skyscrapers in the World Compared
By Marksman on December 6, 2021
Alvaro Gracia Montoya of MetaBallStudios made this amazing 3D animation that compares the sizes of the 10 tallest skyscrapers in the world and upcoming future projects. Each...
Inside a $135 Million Apartment At Central Park
By Marksman on November 5, 2021
Enes Yilmazer will take you on a tour of the 79th floor of the iconic 432 Park Ave building in New York City. This entire-floor...
London’s Narrowest House At Only 5 ft. 5 And Will Cost You $1.3M
By Marksman on July 9, 2021
Check out the thinnest house in London, which is only 5 ft 5 in wide. And it could easily be yours if you’ve got $1.3M....
10 Buildings That Got Repurposed For Something Really Amazing
By Marksman on July 3, 2021
To most people renovation means getting a new light or lamps from Ikea, changing a lightbulb that’s been out of order for the past year,...
Little Island, A Novel ‘Floating Park’ in New York City
By Marksman on June 16, 2021
Little Island is a novel and cool ‘floating park’ at Pier 55 on the west side of New York City along the Hudson River. The...
New York’s Smallest Studio Apartment
By Marksman on May 27, 2021
Real estate agent Erik Conover and rental expert Cash Jordan took a tour into the three of the smallest apartments in all of New York City. The...
Check Out This Mountain Highway With The Worlds Biggest U-Turn in the World
By Marksman on May 11, 2021
In China there’s a mountain highway in the province of Guizhou which is an engineering marvel, If it looks like a very simple solution, that’s...
Taking Apart 100 Year Old House To Discover Japanese Wood Joins
By Marksman on April 23, 2021
While taking apart a 100-year-old Traditional Japanese House, Dylan Iwakuni and his crew encounter an interesting collection of original wood joineries used to construct the...
World’s First Cruise Ship Tunnel Will Be Built to Bypass Stadhavet Sea in Norway
By Marksman on April 19, 2021
Architectural blog The B1M check out the newly approved Stad Ship Tunnel in Norway that will avoid the dangerous Stadhavet Sea at its narrowest point. The...