Surveys start for Brazil’s $1.8bn Salvador-Itaparica bridge
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Engineers discuss the early results of the survey (Fernando Vivas/GOVBA) Engineers have begun test-drilling for…
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19-acre vineyard tops Rafael Viñoly’s Florence airport expansion
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images ©Rafael Viñoly Architects The design of a 50,000 sq m terminal for Florence Airport…
Amsterdam to add 20,000 new homes to underdeveloped suburbs
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Amsterdam has tried to meet housing demand by buildings new districts such as Zeeburgereiland, sited…
Saudi Arabia to turn old oil platforms into luxury resort
This post was originally published on this site Located 40km off the Saudi coast in the Berri oil field, the resort will have three hotels…
Heidelberg data centre is ‘Europe’s biggest printed building’
This post was originally published on this site The building is 54m long, 11m wide, and 9m high (Courtesy of Peri 3D Construction via LinkedIn)…
Ontario to spend $1.5bn refurbishing Canada’s third-biggest nuclear plant
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers The plant is located on the shores of Lake Ontario (JasonParis/CC BY 2.0) Ontario will…
Vinci subsidiary picked to decommission two reactors in Sweden
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers The contract signing took place on 22 January (Nuvia) Swedish energy company Vattenfall has hired…
Zaha Hadid Architects designs hydrogen fuel network for yachts
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images courtesy of Tecma Solutions/ZHA Italian green energy company NatPower is planning to invest €100m…
Eiffage to renovate mixed-use Paris project
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Image courtesy of Eiffage French engineer Eiffage has won a €92m contract to renovate the…
SOM’s supertall New York office tower complete
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images courtesy of Dave Burk/SOM The 285m-tall Two Manhattan West skyscraper, designed by Skidmore, Owings…