Historical building methods Early Swiss mountain huts used locally available materials by necessity. Stone from nearby quarries provided walls with thermal mass to moderate temperature swings. Timber ...

Stone has been the backbone of British and Irish construction for millennia, from Stonehenge to Georgian townhouses, and its relevance has never diminished. In contemporary construction projects ...

When e-commerce billionaire Marc Lore announced his plans in 2021 to build a city called Telosa — a 150,000-acre metropolis ...

Far beneath the creaking surface of West Antarctica, scientists have uncovered a 60‑mile‑wide block of granite that rivals ...

I love pottering around a ruin, marvelling at battlements and arrow slits, ideally rounded off with a slice of sponge in a ...

For generations of NASCAR fans, the voices in the booth have been just as iconic as the drivers on the track. From legendary calls like Mike Joy’s calm but commanding “And around goes the No.

Sometimes paradise isn’t a plane ride away—it’s just a short drive up the North Shore of Massachusetts, where Essex sits like ...

This lakeside village has been inhabited since prehistoric times due to nearby salt deposits. Hallstatt’s long history and ...

While no trip to Koh Samui is complete without time spent on its beaches, there is far more to be discovered inland, away from the soft sands and glossy resorts. Temples crowned with towering statues ...

Construction has officially begun on the Mount Charleston Lodge. The lodge and its iconic A-frame burned down in September ...

Great Pyramid construction workers may have used a hidden internal pulley system rather than external ramps to move the ...