Record-breaking works: The final frontier of infrastructure

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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.

Sustainability and infrastructure: an inseparable link

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California: little water to fight massive wildfires

The recent wildfires devastating California once again highlight the inadequacy of the state’s water infrastructure

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Riyadh: The curtain rises on the dream metro

The newly inaugurated Line 3, with its 41.6 kilometers with 22 stations, represents a strategical guideline for the new transport network of the Saudi capital.

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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.

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Val di Lei: The Dam of the Alps that “Powered” Italy

The massive project supported Italy's miracle in the 1960s.

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A Stroll Through Future Sydney: Unveiling the Master Plan 2050

Here's how the Australian city will change over the next 25 years. The new urban plan includes the creation of 13,000 new homes and 32,000 jobs.

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Bye Bye 2024: New Year’s Eve Concerts in the World’s Great Theaters

Infrastructure and symphony unite across the globe, from Athens’ Stavros Niarchos Center to Sydney’s Opera House.

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Piazza Venezia, Rome: Eyes Turn Upward to Admire the “Constellations”

The first artwork of the Murales project has been unveiled at the massive construction site of Metro Line C in Rome.

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What are Data Centers and Why Are They Growing Globally?

The global data center sector generates €325 billion annually, with substantial growth expected by 2028.