Genoa Port: All the Sensors Monitoring the Seabed of the New Breakwater

Inside the work of SOCOTEC, the company responsible for monitoring every movement on the seabed at the Genoa New Breakwater construction site, as well as conducting altimetric and bathymetric surveys ...

Silent Material Innovation Brings Impossible Megaprojects to Life

From concrete to advanced composite materials, discover how material innovation is enabling “impossible” megaprojects, influencing technological evolution and infrastructure development.

From Panettone to Pandoro, Desserts Inspired by Infrastructure

From panettone’s origins to torrone, pandoro to yule log, discover the architectural elements and infrastructure behind the shapes of these famous winter desserts.

USA: College Rivalry Is Played Out on Sports Facilities

American universities invest in developing sport complexes to attract students and sponsors. This business model also drives the development of other infrastructure projects, such as transportation in...

Unionport Bridge: New Key Infrastructure for Urban Renewal in the Bronx

Construction of the new Bronx Bridge is now complete, with the old bascule spans being replaced without disrupting urban mobility. The new bridge is a vital piece of sustainable transportation infrast...

Evolutio: The New Book on Major Infrastructure Projects That Built the World

The new book from the Evolutio project, promoted by Webuild and published by Rizzoli, reviews major public works (from the Italian Autostrada del Sole to high-speed railways) to illustrate the role of...

Rome Metro Stations: Sustainable Mobility Meets Roman Empire at Porta Metronia

A few steps from the Aurelian Walls, Rome's new Porta Metronia metro station opens: in one of the city's most delicate archaeological sites, the grandeur of the Roman Empire meets the innovation of su...

Colosseo-Fori Imperiali: New Metro Station at the Very Heart of the Roman Empire

Presented to the press and authorities, the Colosseo-Fori Imperiali metro station on Rome's new Line C symbolises the dialogue between archaeological sites and sustainable transport.

SELI Overseas: 75 Years of Underground Infrastructure Development with TBMs

From the first TBMs to tunnel boring around the world, the company's history coincides with that of tunneling, with technologies applied to iconic infrastructures such as the Channel Tunnel and the Br...