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How a St. Louis Church Became a Skate Park

December 27, 2018December 27, 2018 0 Comments

(via Atlas Obscura) Welcome to heaven on earth for skaters.

(via Listverse) Some people have always been frightened of bridges. With some bridges, however, terror seems to be the only

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(via Listverse) Skyscrapers are icons of architectural engineering. As the world population grows, there are great problems to be solved

(via Listverse) Since movies in the old days weren’t heavily reliant on CGI, the majority of film sets were actual

(via Vox) The Lincoln Memorial makes such a strong statement that its construction seems like a foregone conclusion: Of course

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(via Mental Floss) Situated on a rocky outcrop above Athens, Greece, the Acropolis is a citadel featuring some of the

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(via BuzzFeed) In 1956, the Southdale Shopping Center, located in Edina, Minnesota, opened to the public as the first modern

(via Listverse) Most architecture follows the styles of its time. Then there are the truly odd structures. For example, the

(via Mental Floss) Despite the incredible labor that goes into their relocation, a number of colossal artifacts have made very

(via Mental Floss) Constructed between the 12th and 14th centuries, Notre-Dame de Paris has centuries of French history built into

(via Atlas Obscura) Even Magic Kingdoms need urban planners.

(via Mental Floss)You may have snaked through a long line of fellow tourists to trek to the observation deck for