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Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal is an enormous white marble mausoleum. The taj mahal was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his lost wife between The Jewel of Islamic art and architecture in India” the finest example of a combination of Persian, Turkish and Indian architectural style 1983. UNESCO World Heritage Site -
Eiffel Tower
Eiffel Tower was world Tallest Tower till 41 Years. It was named as one of the seven wonders of world. This marvelous architecture was executed by Gustave Eiffel Company and 500 employees where require for its daily operation. Height of Eiffel is 324 meter. The Deliverable for this project was Tower Itself. Project is unique because there one such kind of Tower in world which is named as Eiffel tower. -
Tower Bridge
The purpose of the Tower Bridge is to reduce the road traffic and the vessel access to busy river docks, which is a part of Commercial Development in the east end of England. This is also a temporary project which started in 1887 and completed in 1894. It took five major contractors and 432 employees to complete this project. Two piers consist of 70,000 tonnes of concrete and over 11,000 tonnes of steel framework. -
Hoover Dam
Hoover Dam originally named “Boulder Dam” is executed by U.S Bureau of reclamation as a boulder canyon project. The main purpose of the dam is to control flooding, generate power and supply of water for irrigation. It is a unique project as it is one of the largest dams of that time of competition with 726 feet high and 1,244 feet across the black canyon which has an ability to provide water and electricity to 1.3 billion homes. -
Lyttleton road tunnel
It’s New Zealand's longest road tunnel. Which opened on 27th February 1964. It’s connected Christchurch with the south largest deep-water at Lyttleton.
The tunnel cost about £2.7 million to build and initial carried an average of 2800 vehicles per day. In 1960 the MOW called for tenders to undertake the project.
It was a 24-foot roadway of 12ft lanes and 5ft wide cycle track, 3ft pedestrian walk. The capacity of the tunnel at 2000 vehicles per hour. -
Lloyd’s of London
Richard Rogers Partnership proposed a building where the dealing room could expand or contract, according to the needs of the market, by connecting a number of galleries along with a central space. This building is 289ft high and has a total of 14 floors. The total cost of this project was around 75 million GBP. The project was one of its kind as the building was built to achieve a 66% increase in internal space by moving stairs, lifts, ventilation pipes outside the building. -
Hangzhou Bay Bridge
Hangzhou Bridge is the longest bridge in the world that is built on a sea. It is constructed on the South China Sea in China. That connects Jiaxing and Ningbo. This construction is executed by China Railway Bridge Bureau Group Co. Ltd. The main purpose of building this bridge is to reduce the traveling distance between Ningbo to Shanghai, which makes as its biggest deliverables. As it is having both start and end date it is a temporary project. -
Shanghai Tower
The Shanghai Tower is the 2nd tallest building in the world. It is located in Shanghai China. The construction project is executed by Shanghai Tower Construction & Development. The core deliverables of the project are to provide a world-class residential and commercial building. It is unique in its own design and location and operations. As it is having its start and date so it is temporary with a great and beautiful structure as an outcome so, we can consider this as a project. -
BURJ KHALIFA
The BURJ KHALIFA is known in the world as the tallest building of world. It is located in Dubai. The building of BURJ KHALIFA project was executed by Emaar Properties. The main deliverables of this project is to construct a tallest building in the world with high-tech residential, commercial and tourist destination. It directly comes under a project as it is unique- with making tallest building, temporary as it has its own start date and end date. -
Cardboard Cathedral
In the earthquake of 2011, when the main cathedral of Christchurch was damaged. A new cathedral idea was proposed where a temporary cathedral would be made mostly out of cardboard. This cardboard cathedral designed by architect “Shigeru Ban” is one of its kind as it is made mostly from cardboard. The total cost of the project was around NZ$5.9 million. The cardboard cathedral was a symbol of hope and a new start.
