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How It's Done

How It's Done | Feb 2012

Letter Bugs

Invisible ink made from germs? Seeing is believing
How It's Done | Dec 2011

All in the Same Boat

Building the world’s largest cruise ship
How It's Done | Nov 2011

A Line in the Sand

Dubai’s record-shattering new bridge—built on shifting sand
How It's Done | Oct 2011

Quiet!!!

An invisibility cloak that hides ships from sonar
How It's Done | Sep 2011

Changing the Locks

Overhauling the Olmsted Locks and Dam
How It's Done | Aug 2011

Good Vibrations

The Bay Bridge’s new earthquake-resistant design shakes up the world’s architecture scene
How It's Done | Jul 2011

Vicious Cycle

Two engineers explain how they’re going to bike across the Atlantic
How It's Done | Jun 2011

The Big Bend

Do the twist with the world’s first bendable TV.
How It's Done | May 2011

City. Slicker.

South Korea’s Songdo International Business District isn’t just the largest planned community in the world, it’s also one of the greenest. The massive undertaking includes eco-friendly waste and transportation systems, the tallest high-rise in the country and dozens of LEED-certified buildings. Here’s how they did it. BY JACQUELINE DETWILER