Grand inspiration

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The Dresden Hauptbahnhof, the city of Dresden's main railway station, was damaged during World War II bombing raids and has since had inadequate maintenance and repairs. The station was restored by a team of German and British architects to its Wilhelmine-style grandeur. With planning that started in 1997, it was completed in November 2006, in time for the 800th anniversary of the founding of Dresden.

Germany, Local and suburban transit, Railway Stations, Commuter Rail Systems, Railroads, Remodeling and renovation, Dresden, Germany, Railroad stations

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Moscow tower will be Europe's tallest

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Construction of the 600m tall Moscow tower, which is expected to be the tallest building in Europe, is discussed. Main features of the tower have also been described.

Russia, Evaluation, Moscow, Russia (City), Towers, Towers (Structures)

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A healing place

Article Abstract:

The construction details pertaining to Evelina Children's Hospital in London, the first new children's hospital, are presented.

England, London, England, Children's hospitals

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