250 Years of the United States in 9 Mega Works: From Brooklyn Bridge to Hoover Dam

In 2026, the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. From the National Road that opened up the conquest of the West to the Golden Spike transcontinent...

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...

Riyadh Goes for Sustainable Mobility: The Metro’s Western Station is Now Operating

Riyadh has added another piece to its urban mobility revolution with the opening of Western Station, the final major station on the Orange Line of the metro system built by the Webuild Group. Spanning...

The New Panama Canal Ten Years On: Record Freight Shipping Volumes and Revenues

Ten years after its inauguration, the New Panama Canal continues to represent one of the most important infrastructure works on the planet. Having entered into service in 2016, the new Panama Canal lo...

From Los Angeles Metro to Rome’s Line C: The Most Extreme Metro Construction Sites

Beneath the world's major cities, a silent challenge is being fought. A battle against water, against time, against history. Building new metro systems requires crossing aquifers, unstable ground, arc...

Desalination, Green Roofs, Underground Cities: Infrastructure for Climate Resilience

21st-century cities are entering a new climate era. Increasingly intense heatwaves, tropical nights, power outages, and urban heat islands are transforming metropolises into environments that are incr...

$50 Trillion for Bridges, High-Speed Rail, Energy and Other Infrastructure by 2050

In its latest Global Infrastructure Outlook, PwC forecasts that $151.1 trillion will be invested worldwide by 2050 to address major challenges posed by climate change, urbanisation, and new global meg...

From Naples-Afragola to King’s Cross: The Stations of the Future Are Intermodal Hubs

From simple transit points to true intermodal hubs capable of integrating high-speed rail, metro systems, buses, airports, and urban services. Major railway stations are changing their face across the...

Sagrada Família, Barcelona: Anticipation for Pope Leo XIV’s Inauguration

Barcelona’s Sagrada Família, one of Spain’s most famous landmarks, which Pope Leo XIV is due to visit in the coming days, is one of the most extraordinary examples of how artists, artisans and archite...