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Infrastruc-
ture, knocking down barriers
Exclusive Interview with Richard Baldwin
The role of infrastructure from the great colonial empires to globalization
A New Babylon
Exclusive Interview with Carlo Ratti
An X-ray view of the city of the future: digital, connected, and more attentive to the needs of people who live there
Milan: The Port of Entry for Chinese Investors
Exclusive Interview with Andrea Goldstein
Innovation and soft power is part of China’s strategy to grow in Europe
Eurobonds for infrastruc-
ture
Exclusive Interview with Paul De Grauwe
European bonds could be the instrument needed to finance a large European infrastructure programme

Riding the Maya train
Mexico plans to spend over $5 billion to build a railway line on the Yucatan peninsula
Turning New York City’s rivers into highways
The city government has launched a $100 million plan to improve maritime transport
A New Rail Line for Melbourne: the Dream of Victoria’s Premier Andrews
Victoria Premier Andrews Envisions An Ambitious Project for the City
JPMorgan Chase: A Historic Demolition
The U.S. bank is to tear down its Manhattan Headquarters

Cities that float on the sea
From French Polynesia to Monte Carlo, work is underway to build cities in the middle of the sea
China: another $60 billion for Africa
China’s President Xi Jinping announces a new three-year investment plan for development and infrastructure
The boom of megacities
Populations the size of a country in areas lacking basic infrastructure: the dilemma of the megacity
NASA: Five billion people face risk of water shortage
Water supply has become the challenge of the century

Vancouver: Billions for More Rail Commuters
Federal, provincial governments to help fund two major projects
Bahrain to open bidding on first metro project
The latest effort by the kingdom to attract investors and diversify economy
Africa needs to raise an additional $1 trillion for infrastruc-
ture development
The countries need more funding to meet development goals set by the U.N.
China’s mega-project: Bringing water to where there is none
A massive system of tunnels, canals and pipelines transport water more than 1,000 kilometres from the country’s south to its north.

China and Japan: the challenge of building South East Asia
The two superpowers challenge one another for leadership in the region’s infrastructure development
The Future of the Colorado River
The rivers supplies water and energy to seven U.S. states
Qatar: $100 billion on World Cup infrastruc-
ture
Mega investments in infrastructure to prepare for the 2022 World Cup
Tasmania: Battery of the Nation
The Island Plans to Help Australia In its Switch to Renewable Energy

Sydney’s Skytrain Bridge: Project of the Year
Sydney’s Skytrain Bridge Wins Project of the Year Award
Four sustainable projects for four cities
The sustainable future of four cities goes hand in hand with ambitious infrastructure projects
Abu Simbel: how the temples were saved
The world's leading construction firms team up to rescue a pair of ancient temples threatened by the Nile
Technology and development: Salini Impregilo’s 100 bridges
Salini Impregilo has built over 590 kilometres of bridges and viaducts across the globe

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