Three years after Qatar 2022, the World Cup stadiums are seeking a stable role in the country's daily life. From Al Bayt Stadium to Stadium 974, discover how these infrastructures are becoming quality ...
The New Breakwater of Genoa rises higher and higher above sea level as well. The PerGenova Breakwater Consortium, led by the Webuild Group, has launched the construction of the wave-breaker wall, the ...
There are bridges built to connect places, and others which, over time, have themselves become places worth visiting. From the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, ...
From September 29 to October 2, Rome hosts the Euro-Mediterranean Water Forum 2026, the international event dedicated to water security sponsored by Webuild. As over 2 billion people worldwide lack ...
I t is the fourth tallest building in the world, after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the Merdeka 118 in Kuala Lumpur and the Shanghai Tower: the Abraj Al Bait Tower, at 601 metres, is the tallest ...
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 ...
After this brief digression on city streets, let’s turn now to the most famous highways in the world in terms of width.
From the early wooden pipelines of 19th-century Philadelphia to massive water infrastructures, the history of the U.S. water supply system is a story of ingenuity, adaptation, and ongoing ...
Contemporary railway stations are not just transit hubs: they combine high-speed rail, intermodality, and urban regeneration. The Naples Afragola Station, the Bologna Central Station, Melbourne’s ...
The high-speed rail line between Beijing and Shanghai crosses the city of Tianjin on a viaduct that runs for 113 kilometers, or 70 miles. Just a few kilometers from Tianjin’s skyscrapers, ...
Before looking at the rankings for the highest bridges in the world, it would be useful to throw some light on what is meant by the height of a bridge. The term can be used to indicate different ...
For the 2024 World Cup, Saudi Arabia is investing more than $20 billion in the construction of 15 state-of-the-art stadiums spread across the five designated cities, from the capital Riyadh to the ...
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