European Investment Bank agrees loan for Bosnian wind farm
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke A wind farm in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina (Artem Evdokimov/Dreamstime) The European Investment Bank (EIB)…
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Barriers begin at birth, leading women in construction say
This post was originally published on this site Perspectives Parents and schools have no idea construction offers a range of rewarding careers for women, audience…
€107m contract signed for Rail Baltic route in Estonia
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke A stone chapel in Kohila (Image courtesy of Risto Hunt/Dreamstime) A joint venture between Estonian…
Mexico cancels road repair tenders and calls in the army
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Federal Highway 1 in Baja California (Elnogalense/CC BY-SA 4.0) Mexico’s transport ministry has cancelled 559…
Data to information to control: improving construction management
This post was originally published on this site Innovation Justin Stanton Editor, BIMplus If you turn data into information, you can use that information to…
Cladding under suspicion as four die in Valencia tower blaze
This post was originally published on this site Cristina Lago and David Rogers The towers burning yesterday evening in the Nou Campanar neighbourhood of Valencia…
Ghent industrial site to be converted into residential development by KCAP
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images courtesy of KCAP A former industrial site will be transformed by Dutch architect KCAP…
Google set to move into renovated 1930s train terminal in New York
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images courtesy of Google Work has been completed on a 1930s train terminal in New…
Italy hopes to start world’s longest suspension bridge this year
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers The Messina bridge’s main span would be more than a kilometre longer than the present…
‘The industry didn’t fragment itself, we made it like that’
This post was originally published on this site University of Reading professor Stuart Green says fragmentation arose from deliberate policy The industry’s chronic problems of…