Development And Growth

5 Physical and Virtual Museums Where Infrastructure Becomes Part of the Experience

America’s Cup in Naples: All Infrastructure, From Metro System to High-Speed Rail

From the Ancient Romans to High-Speed Rail: European Transport’s New Arteries

Infrastructure development in Europe, from the Roman Empire to the TEN-T network: 300,000 kilometres of roads yesterday, over 202,000 kilometres of high-speed rail today.

From Taipei 101 to the Port of Rotterdam: 5 Infrastructure Preventing Challenges

Modern, sustainable infrastructures protect cities and territories by preventing problems before they become emergencies. Discover 5 virtuous examples, from the Genoa port breakwater to the Port of Ro...

From Panama Canal to Autostrada del Sole (A1): Infrastructure for Collective Security

Wars, extreme weather events, population boom: discover the critical infrastructures that guarantee resilience, growth and well-being, such as the Panama Canal and the new Ethiopian dam project.

Next Stop Vatican: Rome builds its future with the new Line C expansion

After the Colosseum, Porta Metronia, and Piazza Venezia, the Rome underground network will continue its journey under the Tiber River and towards other symbolic places of the Roman Empire and, more ge...

From the Industrial Revolution to Today: When Infrastructure Made Italy Modern

In the new book by the Webuild Group, economic historian Giovanni Farese highlights the economic, social, and cultural role of the infrastructure that shaped Italy, retracing its history from the seco...

Naples: 100 Years of Italy’s First Underground Urban Rail Service

Before the metro lines, Naples had (and still has) its crosstown rail service, now known as Linea 2: a pioneering urban mobility infrastructure that is also featured in Webuild’s new exhibition in Mil...

From Rome Metro to Kolkata Metro: 6 Subways Built in Impossibile Contexts

From the Naples metro to the Kolkata metro, via the metro in Rome and the London Underground: subways in complex urban environments require ingenuity, innovation and technical precision to transform u...