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Timeline and map of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, with coloured bars from 2584 BC to 2000 AD for the Great Pyramid, Hanging Gardens, Temple of Artemis, Statue of Zeus, Mausoleum, Colossus of Rhodes and Pharos lighthouse, a Philo of Byzantium line, a map of their locations and size silhouettes

History

7 Wonders of the Ancient World Timeline and Map

By CMG Lee, Wikimedia Commons

Only the pyramid still stands, and all seven existed together for less than 60 years.

Infographic titled A Century of New York City's Evolving Skyline, six stacked Manhattan skyline silhouettes for 1920, 1940, 1960, 1980, 2000 and 2020 with new buildings highlighted in colour and labelled with height, name and year, including the Empire State Building, the Twin Towers and One World Trade Center

Home and Architecture

Evolution of NYC Skyline, 1920 to 2020

By Liberty Cruise

The Woolworth Building leads in 1920 at 792 feet, the Empire State Building at 1,250 feet dominates from 1940, and One World Trade Center reaches 1,776 feet…

Infographic titled How Long Will Your House Last?, a cutaway two storey house with six coloured rooms and labels giving life expectancies such as furnace 15-18 yrs, roof 20 yrs, refrigerator 13 yrs, dishwasher 9 yrs and wood or stone flooring 100 yrs

Home and Architecture

Appliance Life Expectancy Chart for Home Systems

Dishwashers and microwaves last about 9 years and refrigerators 13, while kitchen cabinets reach 50 years and wood or stone floors 100.

South China Morning Post infographic City of anarchy, a detailed cutaway drawing of Kowloon Walled City towers with rooms, rooftops and street shops, an aerial view of the block, a map of the Kai Tak flight path, a population density chart and a timeline from 1898 to the park that replaced it

History

Kowloon Walled City History, From Fortress to Park

By Adolfo Arranz, South China Morning Post

It shows life inside the towers, the 14 floor height limit set by Kai Tak Airport, and the 1993 demolition that made way for a park.

George F. Cram's 1884 Diagram of the Principal High Buildings of the Old World, a hand coloured engraving of 78 numbered cathedrals, towers, pyramids and monuments drawn to one scale, with the Washington Monument tallest at the centre and a key of heights in feet below

Home and Architecture

Historical Buildings Chart of 1884, 78 High Buildings Compared

By George F. Cram

Cram's 1884 "Diagram of the Principal High Buildings of the Old World".

The Architecture of American Houses poster by Pop Chart Lab, a chart of American architecture styles from 1600 to the present with drawings of house fronts grouped into Colonial, Folk, Romantic, Victorian, Eclectic, Modern and Neo-Eclectic styles, each with its dates

Home and Architecture

American Architecture Styles of Houses, 1600 to the Present

By Pop Chart Lab

This Pop Chart Lab poster sorts American architecture styles for houses into 40 styles in seven families, from Postmedieval English homes of 1600 through…

A Guide to Different Fabrics chart by A Pair & A Spare rating 15 fabrics in a grid, cotton, linen, silk, flannel, jersey, hemp, denim, wool, leather, satin, chiffon, velvet, rayon, nylon and polyester, for breathability, comfort, wrinkle resistance, function and machine washing

Fashion and Lifestyle

Fabric Types Chart Comparing 15 Common Fabrics

By A Pair & A Spare (Geneva Vanderzeil)

This fabric types chart from the sewing blog A Pair & A Spare compares 15 common fabrics, from cotton, linen and silk to nylon and polyester.

Bolt Depot fastener chart with grey 3D drawings of screws and bolts, head styles, drive types, washers and nuts, from wood screws, machine screws and hex bolts to Phillips and Torx drives, split lock washers and wing, acorn and castle nuts

Home and Architecture

Types of Screws and Bolts, Heads, Drives, Washers and Nuts

By Bolt Depot

The main types of screws are wood, sheet metal, machine, socket, set and lag screws, and the main bolts are hex, carriage, eye, U, J, shoulder and sex bolts.

NapLab infographic titled The Dirty Bed Cleaning Guide, with five cards for sheets, pillows, mattress protector, comforter and mattress, a colour coded annual cleaning schedule by month, and fact panels on bacteria, sweat, dust mites and germs in bed

Home and Architecture

Dirty Bed Cleaning Guide and Yearly Schedule

By NapLab

Hot washes at 60C help if you have a dust mite allergy.

RubberBond infographic How Long Did Famous Structures Take to Build, showing 32 illustrated landmarks from the Leaning Tower of Pisa and Taj Mahal to the Burj Khalifa and The Shard, each with location, total construction time, start year and architect

Home and Architecture

How Long Did It Take to Build Famous Structures

By RubberBond

The Leaning Tower of Pisa took 199 years and St Peter's Basilica 144, while the Eiffel Tower took about two years and the Empire State Building just 13 and…

Skywalker Roofing infographic House Styles Around the World with illustrations and captions for 20 house styles in Europe, Russia, America and Canada, Asia, Antarctica and Australia, from the chalet and geodesic dome to the hanok, mudhif, igloo and Queenslander

Home and Architecture

Different Types of Houses Around the World in 20 Styles

By Skywalker Roofing

Different types of houses around the world reflect climate, local materials and way of life.

Tall infographic titled Top 10 Famous Steel Structures in the World on a brushed steel background, with silhouettes and facts for the Eiffel Tower, Brooklyn Bridge, Taipei 101, Empire State Building, Burj Khalifa, Willis Tower, Beijing National Stadium, Seagram Building, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Gateway Arch, and a list of benefits of steel buildings

Home and Architecture

World Famous Steel Structures and the Stories Behind Them

By Viking Steel Structures

The Bird's Nest used the most steel, 121,000 tons.

Tall parchment scroll timeline titled The Evolution of the Lawn Mower, with dated entries and vintage pictures from the 1830 cylinder mower through steam and petrol mowers, the 1922 Triplex, hover and zero turn mowers to robotic and solar mowers and a 2020 riding mower

Home and Architecture

The Evolution of the Lawn Mower From 1830 to Today

By YourGreenPal.com

Lighter push mowers followed in the 1860s, steam mowers in 1893 and the first petrol mower in 1902.

Mile Four Predator-Proof Your Coop guide with a table of eight strategies such as elevate coop, cover windows, bury predator apron and lock coop, and a predator key ticking raccoons, coyotes, bobcats, foxes, house cats, badgers, rodents, skunks, dogs, opossums, weasels, snakes and birds as climbers, diggers, sneakers or dive bombers

Animals

How to Predator Proof a Chicken Coop, 8 Steps and 13 Predators

By Mile Four

To predator proof a chicken coop, block the four ways predators get in: over the top, under the walls, through gaps and through the door.

All Division Building infographic titled What is the Best Mix for Rendering, showing a render mix ratio of 6 parts sand, 1 part cement and 1 part lime as bars, a cement mixer drawing and three steps for mixing, applying and brushing render

Home and Architecture

Render Mix Ratio of 6 Parts Sand, 1 Part Cement and 1 Part Lime

By All Division Building

Plain sand and cement render is usually 5 parts sand to 1 part cement.

TJC Transport infographic titled How Much Ballast Do I Need, with hands holding crushed stone, sections on what concrete is made of and high and low strength concrete, and ratio tables of cement, sand and aggregate for 20 MPa (1:2:4), 10 MPa (1:3:6) and 30 MPa (1:0.75:1.5) concrete

Home and Architecture

How Much Ballast and Cement Do I Need for Concrete

By TJC Transport

Work out the volume first (length x width x depth in metres), then use a mix of about 1 part cement to 5 parts ballast for standard jobs, 1 to 4 for bases…

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