In Durban on the east coast of South Africa, the new, futuristic Moses Mabhida Stadium is currently being built for the 2010 Football World Cup.
In the heart of the Rioja wine-growing region, famous architect Frank O. Gehry created the most abstract hotel in the world for sophisticated guests.
The Donbass Arena in Donetsk was equipped with leading-edge network infrastructure and ornate glass facade. A unique feature of the stadium is the world's largest "floating" granite football made of several black and light-coloured rocks.
The Municipal Stadium in Poznan is close to the town centre and was built in 1968. It was actually completed only twelve years later and opened in August 1980 with a match played by the home team Lech Posen.
Multi-functionality is the future: The Schalke Arena, apart from its main use as a soccer stadium with 60,683 seats, can transform into an enormous hall for top events of all kinds in only a few hours.
The Estádio Castelão can be found in the popular tourist destination Fortaleza. The stadium dates actually back to 1973, i.e. it was not built specifically for the 2014 event.
Belo Horizonte, which means 'beautiful horizon', is the home of the Estádio Mineirão. Its metal working and textile industries make Belo Horizonte an important economic centre but the city is also well known for its culture.
TROX UK has successfully overcome a series of challenges to design and manufacture the best value and highest quality integrated air conditioning and lighting scheme for Land Securities office complex at Cardinal Place, London.
With their museum building, which seems to be hovering in the air despite its monolithic shape, the Vienna-based architects Delugan & Meissel have succeeded in translating the dynamism of the Porsche brand into architecture.
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