Unique And Innovative Building Projects Around The World

Countless building projects around the world are pushing the boundaries of design and architecture. The stunning futuristic designs are visually aesthetic and remind us of human creativity and imagination. Every new project brings with it an architectural challenge to create an awe-inspiring structure that leaves us dumbstruck and excited. Let’s have a look at some of these projects.

First is the Atomium in Brussels, Belgium, built in 1958, consisting of nine connected spheres made of stainless steel. Officially known as 30 St Mary Axe, the Gherkin in London is another skyscraper with a modern steel frame and glass cladding exterior. Next, we have the Lotus Temple in New Delhi, India. Its architectural design and lotus shape give the appeal of a white lotus floating on water.

And how can we forget the iconic Eiffel Tower of Paris, France, made of wrought iron lattice in 1889? It attracts millions of visitors every year. Even being a century old, it still stands 1,083 feet tall. The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), Cleveland, is another masterpiece with a mirror-finished black stainless steel wall that reflects the city around it.

These marvelous buildings showcase incredible use cases of structural steel in modern design. Each structure pushes the boundaries of design and reminds us of constantly evolving and endless innovation. Have a look at some of the best examples in the infographics below.