THE TOKYO EYE

You might also like this post Via: YouTube

A New York-based construction firm plans to build a sky-scraper-sized nest for wild birds in Central Park, New York, and will provide essential things for birds to survive and make their own nests within the structure.  Source(s): http://www.j-tokkyo.com/2012/01/25/43438.html http://www.stonearchitects.com/

Canton Tower Source(s): http://blog.livedoor.jp/rbkyn844/archives/5103909.html

The world is a wide place. You'll be aghast at how diversified modern structures are. You might also like this post : http://thetokyoeye.blogspot.com/2011/11/2012-london-olympics-icon-tower-is.html Source(s): http://blog.livedoor.jp/rbkyn844/archives/5100377.html

Source(s): http://www.funzu.com/index.php/Crazy-pics/the-highest-buildings-0701.html

The ArcelorMittal Orbit as known as "Space Age Effel Tower." Recently, the icon of the coming Olympics that will be held in London and the city as a whole is completed. With its unique design that reminds us of the new space age, the AcelorMittal Orbit gives us a glimpse into the heat of next years' biggest event.  Source(s): http://www.buzzfeed.com/donnad/londons-space-age-eiffel-tower-completed http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/01/arcelormittal-orbit-photo_n_520223.html http://heavyworld.com/theskinny/?p=993

In 1919, the Russian government had a massive plan for the age to build the tallest and largest building than Eiffel Tower, which was the tallest sky-scraper at the time, under the name of promoting Lenin's labor movement. Adapting spiraled form dynamically, the structure would be the uniquest-man-made work. Facing a supply shortage, the incredible plan, unfortunately, has never been come true. Source(s): http://karapaia.livedoor.biz/archives/51980334.html

Does Tokyo need another cloud burster? Tokyo Sky Tree, which locates on Sumida-ku, Tokyo and is as known as the new Tokyo tower, is planed to open in spring 2012 with height of 634 meters (2,080ft). Contrary to a popular myth built up by older generations, the presence of the new tower allows us to have a glimpse into the deep-rooted Japanese thought built up by the dramatic postwar rise to catapult their nation into the second economic power in the world for a half century in the hope of the return of the Japanese glory days. Since 1958, the first Tokyo Tower locating on Minato-ku, Tokyo, which has height of 332.5 meters (820ft) had been the tallest construction in Japan before the Tokyo Sky Tree surpassed the height of it as well as roles as a broadcaster of the media outlets, including TVs and radios; and what's more the first tower represents and symbolizes the economic growth and the economic power of Japan after the end of the World War II. Across the ages, Tokyo Tower, h...