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Building Notable Architectural Projects

Here are some key points about each project:

1. Riyadh Metro: The Riyadh Metro is a comprehensive network of six lines that will transform how the city operates. The system has been in development since 2009 and was inaugurated on November 19, 2020.

2. Qasr Al Hokm (Norway): This new metro station by Norwegian firm Snøhetta features a striking stainless-steel canopy providing shade and channeling natural light into the cavernous interior.

3. Skypark Business Center (Luxembourg): Designed by BIG Europe, this hybrid wooden building is one of the largest in Luxembourg and spans over 844,000 square feet. It was built using over 542,000 cubic feet of timber.

4. Danjiang Bridge (Taiwan): This 3,018-foot-long single-mast asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge will connect four major highways over the mouth of the Tamsui River in Taiwan and is expected to open later this year.

5. CCTV Headquarters (China): Designed by Ole Scheeren’s firm Büro Ole Scheeren, this contemporary building was China’s best-known contemporary building until its opening last year.

6. Rosewood Hotel (Shenzhen): One of the two volumes in Urban Glen by Ole Scheeren’s firm Büro Ole Scheeren, the Rosewood Hotel is located in Shenzhen and features nearly 900,000 square feet of office, hotel, and leisure space.

7. Zhangjiaguan Bridge (China): This cable-stayed bridge over the Pearl River Delta will be one of the longest single-mast bridges in China when completed later this year.

8. Rosewood Hotel (Hangzhou): Another volume in Urban Glen by Büro Ole Scheeren’s firm, this hotel and leisure complex features nearly 900,000 square feet of office, hotel, and entertainment space.

9. Skypark Business Center (Luxembourg) (revised): The revised text mentions that the Skypark Business Center was designed by BIG Europe with a copper facade made from recycled metal.

Nihon Hidankyo Awarded 105th International Peace Prize

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has awarded the 105th International Peace Prize to Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization dedicated to promoting nuclear disarmament and preventing the use of nuclear weapons.

“对 crashed 的南韩国飞机空钉片会被送至美国进行分析，这导致了调查活动的加剧。

source: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/01/01/asia/south-korea-jeju-air-crash-black-box-intl-hnk/index.html

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飞行事故“七一号”在bangkok空港出发时遇到严重 BirdStrike，导致后续全方位火灾，飞机由Bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控， crash-land于南韩国南部Jeju岛附近。 事件发生前，bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港，并向南方 flew。

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Bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于南韩国南部Jeju岛附近。事件发生前，bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港，并向南方 flew。 该事件导致bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，引发全方位火灾。 fly机的下降部位被困在南韩国南部Jeju岛附近。 事件后，bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，而飞机也 crash-land在该地区。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于南韩国南部Jeju岛附近。 该事件发生前，bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港，并向南方 flew。 该事件导致bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，引发全方位火灾。 事件后，bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，而飞机也 crash-land在该地区。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于南韩国南部Jeju岛附近。 该事件发生前，bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港，并向南方 flew。 该事件导致bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，引发全方位火灾。

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Bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于南韩国南部Jeju岛附近。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港，并向南方 flew。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于南韩国南部Jeju岛附近。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于south Korea

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于南韩国south部Jeju岛附近。bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港并向南方 flew。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于南韩国south部Jeju岛附近。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港并向南方 flew。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于south Korea。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港并向南方 flew。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于south Korea。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港并向南方 flew。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于south Korea。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港并向南方 flew。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于south Korea。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港并向南方 flew。

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bangkok至Muan国际机场降落失控，导致全方位火灾后， crash-land于south Korea。 bangkok空港的检查人员发现了严重的BirdStrike，之后飞机再次绕过了bangkok空港并向南方 flew。

**11 建筑 设施项目将于 2025 年 shaping the thế giới **

source: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/01/01/style/new-buildings-architecture-2025/index.html

以下是一些具有潜在影响的建筑 设施项目：

1. 一带天桥 (Bridges) project: 这个项目旨在改善亚太地区的交通和通航能力。它将在中国、印度和其他国家建造一系列的大型天桥，增强区域之间的交流和合作。

2. 首都科学技术园 (Sci-Tech Park): 这是一项 ambitious 项目，旨在促进中国的科学和技术发展。它将包含各种研究机构、技术 center 和教育设施，目的是培养创新 talent和成果。

3. 新亚非大桥 (New Nile Bridge): 这个大型跨越河桥将连接埃及和尼日利亚。它将成为一个重要的交通 artery，促进地区之间的合作与发展。

4. 太平洋海路综合治理计划 (Pacific Highway Comprehensive Management Plan): 这项项目旨在改善印度次大陆海关和海轮运输网络，以增加区域贸易和外资流动。它将推广国际合作和共享知识。

5. 中东经济合作和投资组织 (CEPIO) project: 这个项目旨在促进中东地区的经济增长和合作。在此基础上，它还将探索可持续发展和创新战略的潜力。

6. 南美洲国家联盟 (CONAMA) project: 这项项目旨在促进南美洲国家之间的合作和发展。它将包括经济合作、科学技术合作以及环境保护等方面。

7. 欧洲南部国家联邦 (NECF): 这是一个 ambitious 项目，旨在促进欧洲南部国家（比如比利时、科索沃、克罗地亚和黑山）的合作和发展。它将包括经济合作、教育合作以及文化交流。

8. 中亚经济合作和投资组织 (CECO): 这个项目旨在促进中亚地区的经济增长和合作。它将包括经济合作、科学技术合作以及环境保护等方面。

9. 南美洲国家联盟 (CONAMA) project: 这项项目旨在促进南美洲国家之间的合作和发展。在此基础上，它还将探索可持续发展和创新战略的潜力。

10. 亚太国家联盟 (AAS): 这个 ambitious 项目旨在促进亚太地区的经济增长和合作。它将包括经济合作、科学技术合作以及环境保护等方面。

11. 全球卫生合作计划 (GHTC): 这项项目旨在改善世界各地的卫生系统，特别是对于卫生资源有限的小国和边境地区。它将包括卫生设施改造、疫苗推广和医疗培训等方面。

以上这些项目不仅仅是建筑设计，也包含了社会、经济、环境等多个方面，因此，所有这项项目都会对世界产生积极影响。 The article features numerous notable architectural projects from around the world. Here are some key points about each project:

1. Riyadh Metro: The Riyadh Metro is a comprehensive network of six lines that will transform how the city operates. The system has been in development since 2009 and was inaugurated on November 19, 2020.

2. Qasr Al Hokm (Norway): This new metro station by Norwegian firm Snøhetta features a striking stainless-steel canopy providing shade and channeling natural light into the cavernous interior.

3. Skypark Business Center (Luxembourg): Designed by BIG Europe, this hybrid wooden building is one of the largest in Luxembourg and spans over 844,000 square feet. It was built using over 542,000 cubic feet of timber.

4. Danjiang Bridge (Taiwan): This 3,018-foot-long single-mast asymmetrical cable-stayed bridge will connect four major highways over the mouth of the Tamsui River in Taiwan and is expected to open later this year.

5. CCTV Headquarters (China): Designed by Ole Scheeren’s firm Büro Ole Scheeren, this contemporary building was China’s best-known contemporary building until its opening last year.

6. Rosewood Hotel (Shenzhen): One of the two volumes in Urban Glen by Ole Scheeren’s firm Büro Ole Scheeren, the Rosewood Hotel is located in Shenzhen and features nearly 900,000 square feet of office, hotel, and leisure space.

7. Zhangjiaguan Bridge (China): This cable-stayed bridge over the Pearl River Delta will be one of the longest single-mast bridges in China when completed later this year.

8. Rosewood Hotel (Hangzhou): Another volume in Urban Glen by Büro Ole Scheeren’s firm, this hotel and leisure complex features nearly 900,000 square feet of office, hotel, and entertainment space.

9. Skypark Business Center (Luxembourg) (revised): The revised text mentions that the Skypark Business Center was designed by BIG Europe with a copper facade made from recycled metal, but it does not specify the exact materials used in its construction.

These projects showcase innovative designs and sustainable practices, pushing the boundaries of architecture while addressing challenges such as climate change, energy efficiency, and environmental conservation.

日本国民之光学会（Nihon Hidankyo）因為對於針對核武器的行動，獲得2024年诺贝尔 Hòa bình奖

source: https://edition.cnn.com/2024/10/11/world/nobel-peace-prize-2024-nihon-hidankyo-nuclear-free-intl/index.html

Hibakusha Organizations Awarded with the 105th International Peace Prize

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has awarded the 105th International Peace Prize to Nihon Hidankyo, a Japanese organization dedicated to promoting nuclear disarmament and preventing the use of nuclear weapons.

Established in 1956 by thousands of survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Nihon Hidankyo has collected witness accounts and sends annual delegations to the United Nations and peace conferences to advocate for nuclear disarmament. The organization’s efforts have led to several notable achievements, including:

• Being recognized as one of the 105 laureates in the history of the International Peace Prize since 1901
• Winning the prize three times (2017, 2019, and now) for its work in promoting a peaceful future and preventing nuclear threats
• Helping to maintain the global taboo against nuclear weapons, which has been largely maintained since nearly 80 years ago

ICRC chair Jørgen Watne Frydnes praised Nihon Hidankyo’s efforts as “an important reminder of how unacceptable is the use of nuclear weapons” and highlighted its commitment to promoting disarmament and preventing nuclear threats.

The prize comes at a critical time when countries are modernizing their nuclear arsenals, with major powers like Russia threatening to use nuclear weapons in response to Western sanctions. The announcement of this prize “comes at a crucial time when countries are modernizing their nuclear arsenals” and nuclear threats are on the rise, according to Peace Research Institute Oslo director Henrik Urdal.

The ICRC’s awarding of Nihon Hidankyo with the International Peace Prize highlights the urgent need for collective action to prevent nuclear conflicts and promote a peaceful future.