UAE eyes €5bn regeneration scheme in Budapest
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Hungary’s foreign affairs and trade minister Peter Szijjarto, right, announced the plan on Wednesday at…
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Implenia and Johann Bunte win €130m German motorway contract
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Image courtesy of DEGES A joint venture between Swiss contractor Implenia and Germany’s Johann Bunte…
Cemex to build solar facilities at three Croatian plants
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Cemex’s Tepeaca plant in Mexico (Cemex) The Croatian arm of Mexican materials company Cemex has…
Concerns grow over finances of Thailand’s biggest contractor
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers One of Italian-Thai Development’s biggest projects was Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport (Edward Russell/CC BY 2.0)…
44% of our staff are female, so every week is ‘Women in Construction Week’
This post was originally published on this site Perspectives Sheryl Palmer Sheryl Palmer is the chief executive of US housebuilder Taylor Morrison With revenues of…
Skanska wins three US contracts worth $447m
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke The Port of Los Angeles (Miguel Figueroa/Dreamstime) Skanska has won a data centre project in…
Nigeria raises money to finish 284km railway to Niger
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Kano is Nigeria’s second city after Lagos. It has a population of around 4 million…
Bosch gets green light to finish its $1bn Chinese research and production centre
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Bosch teamed up with Microsoft to develop autonomous driving systems (Bosch) German automotive supplier Bosch…
Vinci wins seven-year deal to upgrade French rail system
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Paris’ Gare Saint Lazare (Remi Jouan/CC BY 3.0) French contractor Vinci has won a seven-year…
North America gets first 3-storey printed building
This post was originally published on this site The 420-sq-m concrete residential building near Toronto has 3.5 storeys with a steel-framed roof (Images courtesy of…