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From the Milan–Naples highway to the I-10 in Los Angeles, from the Pedemontana Lombarda to the fjords along the E39 in Norway, right through to the Singapore Expressway: five road infrastructure proje...
In its latest Global Infrastructure Outlook, PwC forecasts that $151.1 trillion will be invested worldwide by 2050 to address major challenges posed by climate change, urbanisation, and new global meg...
From the GERD in Ethiopia to the Karakoram Highway amongst the glaciers, from the Rogun Dam to Ushuaia International Airport: infrastructure in extreme environments arises from the challenge of transf...
The Fréjus Road Tunnel is more than just a mountain tunnel: it symbolises a Europe that crosses the Alps rather than being held back by them. Built by true pioneers of civil engineering, it has connec...
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...
Airports, bridges, highways, railways, and major mobility corridors form the infrastructure network that connects cities, countries, and continents, enabling global transport, international trade, and...
The world’s most iconic roads transform mobility into an immersive travel experience, with routes that pass through extraordinary landscapes and become part of the destination itself.
Defined as the country's "spinal column," 60 years after its inauguration, the A1 remains a strategic infrastructure for Italy.
A development accelerator, after the completion of the "Fatih Sultan Mehmet" bridge, Istanbul’s metropolitan area grew by 30% within seven years.
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