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Sumitomo Forestry wants to build the 70-storey building in the capital's financial district by 2041. Gradually countries with smart architects are beginning to go Eco friendly. A Japanese firm has announced plans to construct the world's tallest wooden building, a 70-storey skyscraper in Tokyo that aims to turn "cities into forests". Sumitomo Forestry, a building and biomass energy business, plans to build the 350-metre (1,148-foo)t high W350 Project by 2041, which also marks the company's 350 th  anniversary. It will be the second tallest skyscraper in Japan's capital. The building's exterior will be 90% made from wood, which will surround a steel frame for strength. The interior of the structure will also be constructed from pure wood. The firm said the aim of the tower was to create "an environmentally-friendly" high-rise that would contribute to "making over cities as forests". It added: "Such buildings create...

Black Panther has had its first negative review, ruining its 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. After seeing off internet trolls who tried to sabotage its rating as they blame Marvel for the negative reviews the DC Extended Universe has received, it has only taken one review to dent the perfect scoring. The 3-star review, from  Independent.ie , calls the film a ‘stodgy tale of internecine feuding’ and criticises it for not having enough fight sequences. ‘What [Black Panther] doesn’t get to do much of is jump around beating-up bad guys,’ it reads. ‘That’s a shame. Marvel has finally given us an African superhero. The hope surely was that he would be allowed do superheroic things.’ It seems to be the film’s only lukewarm review so far – and admittedly it isn’t that much of a whingefest – but fans are furious to see the score on the be-all-and-end-all Rotten Tomatoes slip. Critic Jamie Broadnax tweeted: ‘This one negative reviewer of Black Panther gave it a rotten because T’...

1. Patek Philippe Ref. 1518 In Stainless Steel | $11 Million Recently auctioned off for just over US$11 million, the Patek Philippe 1518 comes in at number seven on the list of the world’s most expensive watches. The timepiece, which is number one in a limited edition four-piece series, is rare because of its casing. While most Patek luxury watches are made of yellow or rose gold, this one features stainless steel. 2. Hublot Big Bang | $5 Million If you appreciate bling and have a spare $5 million, you may want to consider purchasing a diamond Hublot Big Bang watch. Featuring 1280 diamonds with at least three carats each, this glitzy timepiece is a lesson in luxury. Every stone on the watch was even cut by the same New York jeweller with over 40 years experience to ensure they each bear the same cut signature. 3. Louis Moinet Meteoris | $4.6 Million How rare a watch is can dictate its price so, at $4.6 million, you can be sure that the Louis Moinet Mete...

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