Naviglio Grande, the oldest navigable canal in Europe

It is the Naviglio Grande, and it played an essential role in transporting goods and developing the city, remaining a masterpiece of hydraulic engineering to this day.

The world’s first skyscraper was built in Chicago almost 150 years ago

A symbol of engineering innovation, the revolution of these mega-buildings began in 1885, transforming urban planning across much of the world ever since.

From London to Paris to Sydney, how the subway revolutionize cities

Cutting-edge sustainable mobility infrastructure for urban development, new jobs, and entire neighborhood regeneration.

How does hydroelectric power generation work?

With the global shift towards sustainable energy, hydropower remains an important, clean, reliable, and cost-effective source of electricity.

From Australia to Portugal, the “Water Battery” Supporting the Global Energy Transition

Pumped Hydro Energy Storage, allows for clean energy to be consumed when needed.

Architecture that Amazes: the Most Bizarre Skyscrapers in the World

From the Marina Bay Sands Hotel in Singapore to the Elephant Building in Bangkok, more and more buildings with unconventional shapes have become incredible tourist attractions.

Istanbul: 5 unmissable attractions on the shores of the Bosphorus

Beneath Istanbul's three majestic bridges linking Europe and Asia, historic treasures are preserved, such as the lavish Ottoman-style Dolmabahçe Palace and the medieval Rumeli Fortress.

The Ghan: Australia’s most famous luxury train, covering nearly 3,000 kilometers

Connecting the country from north to south, its history is intertwined with the remote lands of the Outback, once arduously crossed by Afghan camel caravans.

High-Speed Rail, Australia ready to try it again

Australia takes another look at the feasibility of high-speed rail