Inside the forests of the Northern part of Cambodia, resides the historical Khmer Empire buildings from the 9th-15th century, that inclues the Angkor Wat temple, and the Bayon temple.
Angkor Archaeological Park covers 400 sq km, and was declared back in 1992 as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and is als considered in danger as well that UNESCO is safeguarding it these days. Because of the lack of accommodations and facilities there, the Siem Reap town is tourist’s target gathering point to visit those historical places.
Shard London Bridge from Renzo Piano was initially hoped to be Europe’s tallest tower. It was said that after 2001 terrorist attacks, the design was reconsidered and made smaller with more fire-escape routes. The genius of the design is where he thought of the surface to be glazed and with different angled panes that would reflect the weather and sky changes, adjusting to the climate around it with different colors. I remember hearing building in Kuwait under construction will have some color changing. Now I know where they got their inspiration from.