Miami: from coastal city to art capital

Dynamic, multicultural, and ever-evolving, it’s no coincidence that it was chosen as the second home of Art Basel.

Between Sea and Culture: 5 European Ports to Visit

Beyond their strategic importance, they often offer a rich cultural heritage that captivates visitors from the moment they arrive.

After Melbourne and Sydney, Australia Scores a Hat Trick with Brisbane Olympics

The Australia Olympics journey continues with Brisbane Olympics, leaving a lasting legacy of sports and infrastructure.

From the Leaning Tower of Pisa to the Taj Mahal: 6 Replicas of Iconic Monuments

Often built in distant locations, these replicas celebrate their iconic counterparts connecting different cultures.

7 archeological treasures discovered in construction sites

The bones of a Triceratops, a Viking ship, and the lost remains of a British king: the construction of new infrastructure brings to light ancient artifacts of priceless value.

Subway maps: the designers who made history – Here’s Who They Are

Engineer-designer Harry Beck drew inspiration from electrical circuit diagrams for the London Underground map, while Italian designer Massimo Vignelli created an ultra-modern one for the New York subw...

Naviglio Grande, the oldest navigable canal in Europe

It is the Naviglio Grande, and it played an essential role in transporting goods and developing the city, remaining a masterpiece of hydraulic engineering to this day.

The world’s first skyscraper was built in Chicago almost 150 years ago

A symbol of engineering innovation, the revolution of these mega-buildings began in 1885, transforming urban planning across much of the world ever since.

How does hydroelectric power generation work?

With the global shift towards sustainable energy, hydropower remains an important, clean, reliable, and cost-effective source of electricity.