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From Istanbul to London: Infrastructure Making World’s Most Visited Cities Move

The world’s most visited cities are vast urban machines that move millions of people and goods every day: from Istanbul’s Third Bosphorus Bridge to Bangkok’s public transport system, from Hong Kong’s ...

Rogun Rises Again: Tallest Dam in the World to Double Tajikistan’s Energy

Deep in the heart of Central Asia, the Rogun Dam continues its ascent toward a world record. Built by Webuild in Tajikistan, the structure has reached an elevation of 1,155 meters above sea level, sta...

From Semmering to Darjeeling Himalayan Railway: World’s Most Spectacular Routes

From high-speed rail to UNESCO World Heritage routes, five railway lines demonstrate how engineering can transform train travel into a unique experience: the Naples-Bari line and the Terzo Valico dei ...

Turkey Races Ahead on High-Speed Rail: The Bosphorus Line Linking Europe and Asia

With over $6 billion earmarked for new railway investments, Turkey aims to transform high-speed rail into a key driver of its economic growth and its strategic role between Europe and Asia. A journey ...

From Finland’s Paimio Sanatorium to Singapore: Hospitals of Nature and Architecture

Hospitals are no longer just places where people are treated: from the Dell’Angelo Hospital in Venice-Mestre to Singapore’s Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, from Maggie’s Centre in London to Finland’s Paimio ...

Singapore, Global Model for Water Management: From Water Treatment to Desalination

From water scarcity and wastewater management to protecting cities from extreme climate events, water has become one of the greatest infrastructure challenges of our time. Singapore has turned this ne...

A journey by rail: from the Bernina Express to Tibet, World’s Most Spectacular Railways

There are railway lines used simply to reach a destination, and others that become part of the journey itself. From the Orient Express to the Bernina Express and the Glacier Express in the Alps, from ...

Railway on the Third Bosphorus Bridge: Turkey as a Hub for Europe-Asia Logistics

From Bering Strait to Blue Nile: Infrastructure Projects Are Reshaping Geopolitics

From the Bering Strait tunnel, intended to link the United States and Russia, to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia, large-scale infrastructures are becoming tools of geopolitical influen...