Development And Growth

From the Panama Canal to Limassol: Small States Made Great by Infrastructure

A country's size doesn't determine its weight in the world. From Qatar's Al-Bayt Stadium (built for the World Cup 2022) to Malta Freeport, from the Panama Canal to the Port of Limassol, all the way to...

From San Siro to Azteca Stadium: The Stadiums Where Football History Was Made

Football is played on the pitch, but its history lives on in its stadiums: from San Siro in Milan to the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, from the Al-Bayt Stadium of Qatar 2022 to the Maracanã in Brazil...

Port of Genoa: A Safer Hub for Container Ships Thanks to the New Breakwater

The New Breakwater of Genoa rises higher and higher above sea level as well. The PerGenova Breakwater Consortium, led by the Webuild Group, has launched the construction of the wave-breaker wall, the ...

From Brenner Base Tunnel to Gotthard: Alpine Railway Tunnels Connecting Europe

Underneath the Alps, a new geography of European transport is taking shape. From the Brenner Pass, where excavation has surpassed 96%, to the Gotthard and Lötschberg, mega base tunnels are transformin...

From Ethiopia’s GERD to the Kariba Dam: Infrastructure Projects Changing Africa

Highways that cross vast territories, bridges that span great rivers, dams that are transforming the way energy is produced: from the Senqu Bridge in Lesotho to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam in ...

From Istanbul to London: Infrastructure Making World’s Most Visited Cities Move

The world’s most visited cities are vast urban machines that move millions of people and goods every day: from Istanbul’s Third Bosphorus Bridge to Bangkok’s public transport system, from Hong Kong’s ...

Rogun Rises Again: Tallest Dam in the World to Double Tajikistan’s Energy

Deep in the heart of Central Asia, the Rogun Dam continues its ascent toward a world record. Built by Webuild in Tajikistan, the structure has reached an elevation of 1,155 meters above sea level, sta...

United States: From New York to Texas, Boom in New Homes Boosts Infrastructure

Over the past five years, the United States’ metropolitan areas have added nearly nine million new homes, reshaping the country's urban geography. From Texas to the East Coast, the growth of cities go...

From Sicily to Scandinavia: Major Infrastructure Projects Shaping the TEN-T