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

Inside MetLife Stadium, Set to Host the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final

MetLife Stadium in New York-New Jersey is preparing to host the 2026 World Cup final, the concluding event of the largest World Cup in history. Inaugurated in 2010 and designed to accommodate over 82,...

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...

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...

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...

Slovenia: Koper–Divača Second Track Set to Transform European Rail Transport

A nearly 70-year-old railway, a strategic Adriatic port, and a new corridor set to reshape European logistics. With the Second Track project, Slovenia aims to transform the railway connection between ...

New Zealand To Invest US$19 Billion in Road Safety

New Zealand is set to invest around US$19 billion over the next three years to modernise its transport system, with a strong focus on the road network. The plan includes new highways, upgrades and tar...

Senqu Bridge: Bridge over 1400 Meters High for Lesotho-South Africa Water Infrastructure

Located more than 1,400 metres above sea level in the mountainous kingdom of Lesotho, the recently inaugurated Senqu Bridge will serve as a unifier of sorts. Built by Webuild as part of the Lesotho...