Great Infrastructures and Artistic Heritage, the perfect match

The construction of Rome’s new Metro Line C includes efforts to protect many heritage sites, with the restoration of priceless historic buildings like the Santa Maria di Loreto church, which has retur...

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.

“15-Minute Cities”: The Sustainable Model for Future Metropolises

Milan, with its new metro line, Copenhagen, with its Cityringen, and Paris, with its Grand Paris Express, are among the European champions of sustainable urban planning.

Auckland: Sustainable Mobility Projects for the Future

While government statistics show record numbers of people leaving New Zealand, the City of Sails—the country's largest—continues to grow, and it is banking on metro and rail lines to sustain it

From Burj Khalifa to The Shard: 10 structural engineering masterpieces with incredible viewpoints

From Dubai to New York, Riyadh to London, extreme infrastructures from where the view is limitless.

New Zealand: the first train viaduct featuring innovative base isolation as anti-seismic technology

Its name is the South Rangitikei Viaduct, and it was the first in the world to feature the “base isolation” invention against tremors. It was built by the Italian civil engineering partnership Cogefar...

Jubilee 2025 in Rome: major construction sites and cultural initiatives for the revival of the eternal city

From Rome metro line upgrades to art exhibitions, the Italian Capital prepares to welcome over 30 million faithful visitors.

Yurringa Energy: the first Aboriginal-owned company providing green energy to an Australian major infrastructure project

In Melbourne the enterprise will supply clean energy to power the tunnel boring machines (TBMs) working on the North East Link.

From Museums to Cities: How Urban Art Transforms Landscapes

From Cattelan’s Finger in front of the Milan Stock Exchange to The Bean in Chicago to the new installations at Piazza Venezia in Rome, site-specific works are rewriting the faces of major cities.