This computer-generated image released by the Beijing Great Wheel Corp on November 5, 2007 shows the Beijing Great Wheel which will stand in eastern Beijing's Chaoyang Park. Higher than both the London Eye and the Singapore Flyer, which opens in March, the Beijing Great Wheel will tower 208 metres (682 ft) when finished in 2009, executives said on Monday, which would make it the highest and largest in the world. (REUTERS)

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اشکال هندسی جالب برو روی سطح زمین...حتما بقیه عکسهارو ببینید

سایز اصلی عکس ها = کلیک روی عکس مورد نظر

Last April, 2007 Henk Hofstra created an "urban river" in Drachten, The Netherlands(Holland). The Blue Road installation is an example of what mind-blowing urban public art can be.
Featuring 1000 metres of road painted blue and the phrase "Water is Life" written in eight-metre-high letters across it, the Blue Road is reminiscent of the waterway that used to be where the road is now. It's a memorial to nature, but it's also just plain awe-inspiring. There's even a few cool tidbits along the road, like a sinking car.
The project took 4000 litres of paint and cost 75,000 Euros. Half of the cost was covered by municipal funds. Hofstra wants the road to be visible on Google Earth, but it hasn't shown up yet.

یه سری عکس بسیار جالب و عجیب...حتما ببینید

سایز اصلی عکس ها = کلیک روی عکس مورد نظر