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FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Stadiums: The Biggest Stadiums in the U.S. for Matches

From the MetLife Stadium in New York to the TQL Stadium in Cincinnati, this is a journey through the architectural innovations, technology infrastructure, and sustainable solutions of the 12 American ...

Latin America’s Longest Suspension Bridge Is in Chile’s Most Earthquake Prone Area

The Chacao Bridge, a new marvel of infrastructure, is an earthquake-resistant suspension bridge rising just a few kilometers from the epicenter of the biggest earthquake ever: the Valdivia earthquake,...

From China to Qatar, Stadiums Become Champions of Environmental Sustainability

New large sports facilities are environmentally -friendly infrastructures with advanced technologies and green energy. The latest is the Greater Bay Area Sports Centre in China, but it is not the only...

Tackling the Water Crisis in the Mojave Desert: Water Systems for Potable Water

In the Mojave Desert, unique landscapes - from majestic yucca plants to ghost towns - and solutions to the water crisis meet to ensure a sustainable future with potable water systems for water extract...

Water Crisis: USA Searches For Potable Water in Desert and Sewage

In the U.S. Southwest, innovative infrastructure is coping with water crisis and securing water supplies. From Texas to the Mojave Desert in California, sewage treatment plants and potable water extra...

NEOM: Mega-Projects Between Sustainable Environments, Tech Innovation and High-Speed Rails

From the smart city of The Line to the ski resort of Trojena, from the industrial city of Oxagon to the luxury destination of Sindalah, NEOM looks like something out of a sci-fi novel, combining high-...

Saudi 2034: Saudi Arabia Chooses Its Stadiums for the Next FIFA World Cup

For the 2024 World Cup, Saudi Arabia is investing more than $20 billion in the construction of 15 state-of-the-art stadiums spread across the five designated cities, from the capital Riyadh to the fut...

8 Curiosities about the New Panama Canal: Sustainability and Innovation for the Global Supply Chain

Mexico: The High-Speed Railway Project That Challenges the Panama Canal

The Mexican government plans to build a railway corridor to compete with the Panama Canal, challenging the dynamics of maritime shipping for freight transport and, more generally, global trade.