Eiffel Tower

2 Las Vegas and Paris

A ziggurat.

No it is not, the tallest building is in Chicago and the tallest tower in the world is the CN tower inToronto, Canada.

1 second because theres no point of it

309 meters

Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel is the architect who built the Eiffel Tower. Eiffel was born in Dijon, France in 1932. He was also hired to built the Statue of Liberty that is in New York harbor.

No. It's engineering design rather than architecture.

During World War II, Seattle played a crucial role as a major military and industrial center. The city was home to significant shipbuilding facilities, such as the Boeing plant, which produced military aircraft and contributed to the war effort. Additionally, the Port of Seattle became a vital hub for transporting troops and supplies to the Pacific Theater. The city's population grew rapidly as workers migrated for jobs, leading to lasting demographic and economic changes.

According to safety regulations, as long as the height of the scaffold doesn't exceed four times of the width of the narrowest part of the scaffold, it will be safe. This is an OSHA regulation.

An engineer

Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower is a building found at Hanoi in Vietnam.

It was prefabricated in sections and assembled on site. The whole process took just a year.

Eiffel is a name. That doesn't mean anything in French.

the weight is aprox 10,000 tons

About 7,300 tonnes

Because the Eifell Tower is huge and its hard to miss.......

Well it depends because some people can only climb half and some people the whole. But did you know the Eiffel tower is 22200 feet long I think it is.

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I agree that Eiffel Tower looks letter "A", with a curved tip. Its true shape is somewhat more sharply curved.

"Kiosk Sphinx" was the name given to an unusual private museum and residence designed and built between 1928 and 1934 by eccentric Chicago millionare Washington Porter II. Hisfamily made their fortune by successfully transporting oranges across the country. An obsessive collector of art and antiquites, Porter largely had the building built from his own designs, although a professional architect was engaged to translate his ideas into working drawings. Built at the rear of his parent's old mansion on Lake Park Avenue, the unusual structure consisted of a combined residence and private museum for Porter's collections, as well as a 15 story metal-framed observation towerwhich was never given its complete stone cladding and fifteen foot illuminated glass sphinxat the very top Porter referred to this glass figure as the "Kiosk Sphinx" (i.e. the Kiosk's Sphinx) and gave this name to the entire complex. It also derived from Porter's interest in Egyptian antiquities which were among the treasures displayed in his private galleries. Porter never had the opportunity to spend much time at his dreambuilding. His financial resources were stretched by the project, and he was constantly being sued for unpaid debts and other legal difficulties. The building and much of the collection was largely abandoned, anda targetof thieves and vandals until its demolition for a housing project in 1957.

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