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Mexico City's Vertical Garden

Vertical gardens on public streets are innovative solutions that integrate greenery into urban environments, enhancing aesthetics while promoting sustainability. These gardens are typically installed on building facades, walls, or specially designed structures, transforming concrete landscapes into lush, green spaces. They contribute to cleaner air, reduce urban heat, and provide habitats for local wildlife. Additionally, vertical gardens can help manage stormwater runoff and create more inviting public spaces, offering a refreshing escape from the urban hustle and fostering a deeper connection between nature and city dwellers.

View Dynamic Glass - Intelligent Windows

View Dynamic Glass is an intelligent window technology designed to optimize natural light and improve energy efficiency in buildings. It automatically adjusts its tint in response to changing sunlight, reducing glare and heat while maintaining clear views. By dynamically controlling the amount of light and heat entering a space, View Dynamic Glass enhances occupant comfort, reduces the need for artificial lighting, and minimizes HVAC energy consumption. This smart window solution not only contributes to a building's sustainability but also creates a more comfortable and visually appealing indoor environment.

Thyssenkrupp MULTI – the world’s first rope-free elevator system

The Thyssenkrupp MULTI is a groundbreaking rope-free elevator system that redefines vertical and horizontal transportation within buildings. Unlike traditional elevators, MULTI uses magnetic levitation technology, enabling multiple elevator cabins to move independently in a single shaft, both vertically and horizontally. This innovative design significantly increases efficiency, reduces waiting times, and maximizes space utilization in high-rise buildings. MULTI's ability to navigate complex building layouts without the limitations of ropes and cables makes it a versatile solution for modern urban architecture, paving the way for more flexible and sustainable building designs.

MAX - Predictive elevator maintenance by thyssenkrupp

Thyssenkrupp MAX is an advanced predictive maintenance system for elevators, designed to enhance reliability and minimize downtime. By leveraging the power of IoT and real-time data analytics, MAX monitors elevator performance continuously, identifying potential issues before they cause disruptions. This system predicts when maintenance is needed, allowing for proactive service that reduces unexpected breakdowns and extends the lifespan of elevator components. With MAX, building owners and operators can ensure smoother, safer, and more efficient elevator operations, ultimately improving user experience and optimizing maintenance costs.

KONE UltraRope The benchmark in high rise technology and innovation

KONE UltraRope is a revolutionary hoisting technology designed to enhance the performance and efficiency of elevators in high-rise buildings. Unlike traditional steel ropes, UltraRope is made from a carbon fiber core and a high-friction coating, making it significantly lighter and more durable. This reduced weight allows elevators to travel greater distances with lower energy consumption, less wear on machinery, and improved ride comfort. UltraRope's cutting-edge design also reduces building sway impact on elevator systems, making it an ideal solution for the next generation of super-tall skyscrapers, where efficiency, safety, and sustainability are paramount.

Love Your Garden - Episode 01

Alan Titchmarsh travels the country to give surprise transformations to the outdoor spaces of some of Britain's most deserving people. Alan and his team of garden experts: David Domoney, Katie Rushworth, Frances Tophill and Danny Clarke, transform barren plots and neglected grounds into stunning gardens and lifestyle-enhancing outdoor living spaces, at the same time informing and inspiring viewers on how to re-create the look themselves.

Love Your Garden - Episode 02

Love Your Garden - Episode 06

Love Your Garden - Episode 07

Transform Your Garden Beds with Alan Titchmarsh

Transforming garden beds are versatile, adjustable gardening solutions designed to adapt to various planting needs and spaces. These innovative beds can be reconfigured in shape, height, or layout, allowing gardeners to optimize their growing area for different plants and seasons. Ideal for both urban and suburban environments, transforming garden beds are perfect for small spaces, offering flexibility in design and functionality. Whether used for vegetables, flowers, or herbs, they make gardening more accessible and customizable, enabling efficient use of space while creating beautiful, productive green areas.

Engineering an Empire - E7 The Maya: Death Empire (History Channel)

At the height of its glory, this mysterious civilization ruled a territory of 125,000 square miles across parts of Guatemala, Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador and Belize. What began as a modest population of hunters and gatherers expanded into more than forty flourishing city-states built within lush rainforests and ruled by dynasties of mighty kings.

Engineering An Empire - E8 Russia (History Channel)

The rise of the Russian Empire over 400 years, marked by powerful rulers like Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, and Catherine the Great. They oversaw territorial expansions, modernization efforts, and significant architectural innovations that helped elevate Russia to superpower status. The Trans-Siberian railroad, completed in the late 19th century, symbolized the empire's vast reach but also the internal turmoil and eventual collapse of the monarchy in 1917-1918. The empire's achievements were accompanied by a significant cost to the Russian people.

Engineering An Empire - E9 Britain: Blood and Steel (History Channel)

The video delves into England's transformation from a vulnerable island nation to one of the most formidable empires in history. It explores key historical events such as the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and the advancements in naval engineering under rulers like Henry VII, which solidified England's naval supremacy. The narrative highlights the significant impact of railway technology and industrial advancements in the 19th century, spearheaded by figures like George Stephenson and Isambard Kingdom Brunel. It also discusses Queen Victoria's reign, showcasing her as a powerful ruler overseeing significant engineering feats, including the construction of Tower Bridge and transformation of London's infrastructure.

Engineering An Empire - E11 China (History Channel)

The video delves into the vast history of the Chinese Empire, renowned for its longevity, emperors, and remarkable achievements like the Great Wall. It explores the fascinating discovery and significance of the Terracotta Army, showcasing their intricate detail and purpose in guarding the Emperor's tomb. Additionally, it touches on Emperor Yangdi's pivotal role in creating the Grand Canal, linking northern and southern China for trade and transportation benefits. The narration also covers Admiral Zheng He's impressive naval exploration expeditions, showcasing China's maritime power and eventual shift in exploration priorities. Lastly, it discusses the Ming Dynasty's defensive improvements to the Great Wall, highlighting its strategic prowess and the events leading to Beijing's capture by the Manchu forces.

Engineering an Empire - E12 Napoleon: Steel Monster (History Channel)

The video explores France's rich history of leadership, warfare, perfectionism, innovation, and extravagance that ultimately led to revolution. It delves into the construction and significance of Notre Dame Cathedral, showcasing its architectural beauty and Gothic features. From Louis XIV's opulent Palace of Versailles to Napoleon's Triumphal Arch in Paris and Gustav Eiffel's iconic Eiffel Tower, the video captures the country's grandiose construction projects and engineering marvels throughout the centuries.

Engineering an Empire - E10 The Persians (History Channel)

The video provides a comprehensive overview of ancient Persia, showcasing its remarkable conquests, riches, and military prowess needed to establish such a vast empire. It delves into Cyrus the Great's engineering accomplishments, like unlocking water sources from rocks and creating the innovative qanat irrigation system. The narrative also covers the Royal Road, an infrastructure marvel aiding Persian connectivity, and discusses Darius the Great's architectural feats, including Persepolis. Additionally, it analyzes the decline of the empire, conflicts with Greece, battles with Alexander the Great, and the ultimate fall of the Persian Empire, culminating in the burning of Persepolis.

Engineering an Empire - E13 The Byzantines (History Channel)

The Byzantine Empire, an extension of the Roman Empire, showcased a mix of remarkable achievements and challenges. Emperor Constantine shifted the empire's center to Constantinople, embracing Christianity and constructing grand structures like aqueducts. The city faced threats but was safeguarded by the impressive Theodosian Walls. Emperor Justinian further solidified Byzantine power by rebuilding the iconic Hagia Sophia, symbolizing the empire's blend of intellectual prowess, financial burdens, and societal tensions.