Ship-shaped SkyPark at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Not many people associate such engineering marvels with Asia.
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Awesome aerial view from a 1,000-foot skyscrapper [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Can you imagine what a city looks from 1,000 feet above?
Airplane restaurant [Amazing Photo of the Day]
A restaurant on an airplane. Sort of.
‘The Float at Marina Bay’ is a floating football (soccer) stadium in Singapore [Amazing Photo of the Day]
You know I used to think here in the United States we live the good life. Being the richest and most advance country in the world, we must have the best standard of living (ignoring the fact that we are in debt above our eyeballs)...
Stunning view of Dubai from above [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Dubai is known in some circle as the Las Vegas of the Middle East. Why? I am not completely sure but probably because of how many tourists visit the city every year. It definitely isn’t because of similar terrain. In any cas...
Check out Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel, a hotel in Norway made of ice and snow [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Aside from Norwegians and oil, what is something found in abundance in Norway? Snow (and, consequently, ice). So what to do with all that snow and ice? How about… build an ice and snow hotel! The following is Sorrisniva Iglo...
Forget micro apartments; try living in ‘Roll it’, a home made of three cylinders [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Yesterday we shared with you an interior design of a 300 square feet micro apartment. If you found the micro apartment to be too small for your taste, then you probably won’t be found of ‘Roll it’. Developed by t...
This is a beautifully decorated 300-square-foot ‘micro apartment’ [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Last week we saw the 420 square feet home of entrepreneur Graham Hill, the founder of TreeHugger.com. While small, the brilliance of the home was it was designed so that it actually provided Hill with eight living spaces. Want to ...
At this restaurant you have dinner on tables in water, barefoot, and next to a waterfall [Amazing Photo of the Day]
There are probably millions of restaurants around the world. I bet near your house there are at least a dozen. So, when you are hungry and you want to eat out, how do you decide which restaurant to go to? The food is obviously one...
Forget luxury homes, these are luxury treehouses! [Amazing Photo of the Day]
When you think of “luxury”, what comes to mind? House? Car? Probably. Treehouse? Eh… not so much. However, luxury treehouses are exactly what eco-friendly resort E’terra Samara in Toronto, Canada is planing on bu...
Another photo of an awesome castle — this time it is German [Amazing Photo of the Day]
What is a favorite past time of dictators? Spending money (that often doesn’t belong to them). From king-dictators to military-dictators and every other type of dictator in between, dictators like building and buying things....
Unique photos of how an escalator is brought to the 101st floor of a building [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Ever look at a high rise building and wonder how the hell did someone build something so tall? More specifically, how in the world were all the things at the top put there, such as that light bulb dangling in the air sticking out ...
Awesome European castle in Werfen, Austria [Amazing Photo of the Day]
One of the first photos shared via dotTech’s ‘Amazing Photo of the Day‘ segment back in September of this year was a photo of a European castle in Bojnice, Slovakia. After that, we shared photos of another Europe...
Who has the guts to live in one of these ‘Hanging Houses’? [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Ever seen — in the movies, on TV, or in real life — a house or building built right on the edge of a cliff, gorge, or any other deep hole in the ground? The ‘Hanging Houses’ in Spain are sort of like that; ...
A look inside an (extremely large and busy) Amazon warehouse [Amazing Photo of the Day]
Moving almost $50 billion of merchandise every year, Amazon is the unofficial retailer king of the web. Some of what is sold on Amazon.com (or any of its country-specific websites) is done via Amazon Marketplace — third part...