Ricardo Elevators, the home and commercial elevator brand from the House of L.T. Elevator Limited, has opened its 33rd Experience Centre in Panaji, bringing its residential and commercial elevator solutions closer to homeowners, architects, builders and developers across Goa.
Tag: Architecture
Uttar Pradesh to Unveil Its First Glass Skywalk Bridge at Tulsi Waterfall in Chitrakoot
Uttar Pradesh is set to open its first-ever glass skywalk bridge at the breathtaking Tulsi Waterfall in Chitrakoot. Shaped like Lord Ram’s bow and arrow, the Rs 3.70-crore structure blends spirituality, innovation, and sustainability — marking a new milestone in eco-tourism and faith-based travel in Bundelkhand.
Dubai Unveils DUMA: A Floating Museum of Art Rising Above Dubai Creek
Dubai is set to add another architectural marvel to its skyline — the Dubai Museum of Art (DUMA), a floating cultural landmark that will rise gracefully above the waters of Dubai Creek. Announced by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, DUMA will serve as a global hub for modern art, creativity, and innovation. Designed by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando, the museum will blend art, architecture, and nature, symbolizing Dubai’s deep-rooted heritage and forward-looking vision.
A Monument of Faith Rising in Poland’s Konotopa
In the tranquil village of Konotopa, Poland, construction is underway for what will soon become Europe’s largest statue of Mother Mary, standing at an awe-inspiring 55 meters — taller than Rio’s iconic Christ the Redeemer. Funded by Polish entrepreneur Roman Karkosik, the monument represents not just grandeur, but faith, unity, and devotion. Once completed, it will serve as a global symbol of peace and prayer, reflecting Poland’s deep Catholic heritage.
Paris Prepares to Tear Down the Eiffel Tower After 20 Years
Once slated for demolition after two decades, the Eiffel Tower now faces a renewed expiration — its 20‑year lease ends next year, and city officials argue it must go. Locals denounce it as “ugly” and “out of place,” and experts say little of it will survive in collective memory. Will Paris erase its own icon?