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San Francisco's Water System Improvement Program: fighting droughts
Exclusive Interview with Paula Kehoe
Innovation makes the city’s water network among the most efficient in the United States
Flexible and sustainable: here’s how the cities of the future will look
Exclusive Interview with Carlo Ratti
How digital data and new technology can help improve the quality of life and the sustainability of cities
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

Genoa, a wounded city picks itself up again
From the tragic collapse of the Morandi Bridge to the construction of the new “PerGenova” viaduct
Copenhagen and its new metro: a trip across a pollution-free city
From Christianshavn to København: How the Danish capital will change with the new metro line
Progetto Italia: The Future of Italy’s Construc-
tion Industry
Salini Impregilo is proposing an industrial operation to create a big infrastructure hub
Half a billion dollars to save Lower Manhattan from climate change
Infrastructure investments to protect New York City from hurricanes that endanger it

Green infrastruc-
ture: the future of the U.S.
Investments in clean energy and sustainable mobility to reduce air pollution
Future Megacities of the world: discover the 6 new entries
The world’s megacities will number 39 in 2030, and will produce 15% of the world’s GDP
Silk City: Kuwait’s City of Dreams
Kuwait plans to invest $86 billion in a free economic zone called Silk City
The Songdo IBD Wants to say goodbye to cars
South Korea’s project to build a “smart city” has become an international model for urban planning

Australia: New South Wales to invest AUD$93 billion in infrastruc-
ture
The country’s states want their federal counterpart to join them in spending more on infrastructure
Daxing in Beijing will be the world’s busiest airport
Daxing, the airport designed by Zaha Hadid, is set to open its gates on September 30
How subways will save the world
The world’s large cities are looking to sustainable mobility to reduce pollution and make them more livable
Rebuild Illinois: $45 billion for infrastruc-
ture
The Illinois State government has launched a multi-billion infrastructure plan focused on the major transport hub of Chicago, creating more than 500,000 potential jobs

Startups and innovation join the fight against drought
Imagine H2O is an accelerator specialized in developing products to conserve water
Italy: inadequate infrastruc-
ture holds back the economy
Italy ranks 22nd out of Europe’s 28 countries for the quality of its transport infrastructure
Infrastruc-
ture: Europe’s chance to grow again
The infrastructure sector looks to Christine Lagarde, who will become ECB president in November, to re-launch investments
A report sees more than $150 billion of projects in pipeline
A report sees the Gulf state forging ahead with projects for FIFA 2022 World Cup and beyond

Infrastruc-
ture investments for Genoa’s future
From the high-speed rail link with Milan to a rail connection with its port, public works are Genoa a new start
Cityringen: the new metro line delivered to the city
Work on Cityringen is complete
Genoa: the new bridge starts to take shape
Design, sustainability and technology will define the replacement of Genoa’s collapsed Morandi Bridge
The M4: the metro line that brings Milan closer to the rest of Europe
The new metro line will connect Milan’s Linate airport to the city centre

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