11. Beijing’s National Stadium
Where: Beijing, China
Completed Cost: $422 Million
Year Completed: 2007
China’s National Stadium, a symbol of Beijing, is a really remarkable sight to behold with its dynamic form and idealistic circular structure that symbolizes “heaven.” The square shape of the National Aquatics Center, which is situated adjacent to this imaginary heaven, represents Earth in Chinese culture.
Beijing’s National Stadium ©Irina Ovchinnikova/Shutterstock
The building, which is known for its philosophical design all over the world, is frequently referred to as a “bird’s nest” because of its sophisticated geometric design, which was influenced by Chinese “crazed pottery.” Although it took at least $422 million to construct, it is a magnificent addition to Earth.
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