Architecture
Dunnottar Castle
Dunnottar Castle was built between the 13th & 17th centuries on the cliffs of Scotland's northeast coast. They overlook the shipping lanes of northern Scotland.
Empty New York Subway
With over 8 million people in New York City a completely empty subway terminal is a rare thing. However it makes a great setting for suspenseful cinematography.
Pagoda
Pagoda is the English word, from the Portuguese pagode, meaning temple, the multi-tiered place of worship for a number of Indian and Asian cultures.
Redwood Deck
Built with lumber from the western conifer, Sequoia sempervirens, a redwood deck commonly has a pier and post foundation underlaying two by six inch boards.
Shelter
Shelter can range from emergency housing to mansions. Keeping warm and dry is the goal of the most basic shelter constructions in wilderness or rural settings.
Stone Henge
Stone Henge in England's Wiltshire County near Amesbury is something of a mystery. It was constructed around 2500 BCE and consists of stones weighing many tons.
Trevi Fountain
The Trevi Fountain is an ornate, large baroque fountain in Rome, Italy. It is one of the most famous fountains in the world, standing at a statuesque 85 feet.
Water Towers
Water towers are elevated storage containers for drinking water, constructed in a spherical or cylindrical shape and built at a height for water pressure.