North and South America

5 Gems of New York’s Metro System: From Yayoi Kusama Artwork to the City Hall Station

New York 's metro system hides, among its hundreds of stations, some real gems. From Yayoi Kusama's artwork in Grand Central Madison to the original City Hall station, discover how some underground pl...

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 ...

From Wooden Water Infrastructure to Desalination: How the U.S. Water System Was Born

From the early wooden pipelines of 19th-century Philadelphia to massive water infrastructures, the history of the U.S. water supply system is a story of ingenuity, adaptation, and ongoing challenges—r...

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,...

5 Places in California without Limits: From the General Sherman Tree to Death Valley

Here, everything is out of scale: California is a place where nature, culture, and vision coexist and feed off each other. A journey through these places is like flipping through an alternative atlas,...

6 Famous Stadiums, not for Football: From Madison Square Garden to Centre Court

Beyond football: from modular stadiums to temples of music and tennis, here are six world-famous sports facilities known not for goals, but for their unique blend of innovation, culture, and social an...

From the Thames to the Cheonggyecheon: 4 Global Comebacks of Clean Water

From London to Washington, Seoul to Buenos Aires, these stories show that restoring rivers is about more than just treated, cleaner water. Building sustainable infrastructure and sewage treatment plan...

Port of Long Beach: All the Records, Thanks to the International Gateway Bridge

Thanks to the new infrastructure, even the gigantic ships from the new Panama Canal can access the Port of Long Beach. And the number of containers handled by maritime traffic has increased by 26%.

Texas: $20 billion Maxi Water Infrastructure Plan against Water Crisis

Texas Legislature approves two bills to allocate $20 billion against water scarcity: water supply networks repairs, wastewater treatment and water desalination plants.