Bentley EXP 100 GT: An electric vision of luxury in 2035
Bentley Motors celebrates its 100th birthday. They decided to go all out with a concept car, named the EXP 100 GT, a two scissor-doored Grand tourer and it's a look at where Bentley wants to be in the year 2035. It's fully electric, has the full autonomous capability, and is draped in high-end materials and outrageous design. The design really is striking. Its carbon fiber and aluminum body is enormous at 19 feet long, yet…
20 of the World’s best Restaurants with Amazing Views
A restaurant with a stunning view can elevate a dining experience from a mediocre event to a life-long memorable meal. Whether you’re looking out over a city’s silhouette, a glimmering coastline or rolling countryside, check out this 20 of the world’s best restaurants with amazing views. Ristorante Grotta Palazzese – Puglia, Italy Dasheene – St. Lucia, West Indies Skyline Restaurant – Queenstown, New Zealand Caldera – Santorini, Greece Ithaa Undersea…
Lè Architecture Building, Taiwan
Lè Architecture in Taipei, Taiwan, is set to redefine Taipei’s rapidly developing skyline. Its design drew inspiration from the shape of the river pebbles along the Keelung River, developing a unique aesthetic concept that conveys the idea of roundness and elegance, as well as strength and character. Lè Architecture aims to provide efficient, interactive and healthy office spaces. The 'urban living rooms' offer span-leveled communal areas including pantries, cafes, libraries and…
NIO EP9 - The Silent Supercar
The NIO EP9 is an electric-powered, two-seat supercar manufactured by NIO. The NIO EP9 has many aerodynamic features for top speed and efficiency. Its body is designed to sustain forces up to 3 G with its structural solidity and aerodynamic efficiency so it could achieve its top speed. The EP9 was the fastest road legal production car to lap the Circuit of the Americas, without a driver, fully autonomous. It was also the fastest road…
World's Highest Overhanging Glass Bridge, China
Guangdong's highest circular glass bridge has opened to the public as China’s new tourist attraction. Supported by three huge steel pillars, the glass bridge looks like two tennis rackets crossed on the mountain—it is also known as the "big rackets". Under the bridge there are fast-flowing rivers and deep canyons, allowing tourists to experience an exciting "sky walk". It extends 368 meters out from a cliff and is 500 meters high, which…
