Montreal’s new bridges made with 70,000 wine bottles
This post was originally published on this site The new Darwin Bridges on Nuns’ Island used 40,000kg of ground, recycled glass (Photographs by Stéphane Brügger)…
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G7 launches $600bn trans-African railway to counter China’s Belt and Road
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers A copper mine in Zambia. The trans-African railway will connect mines and ports across Angola,…
Korean nuclear engineer submits final bid for Czech reactor
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers Czechia’s Dukovany Nuclear Power Station (Petr Adamek/Public domain) Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) has…
International team to expand site of Berlin’s Friedrich Wilhelm Church
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images courtesy of Heneghan Peng Architects A team made up of Ireland’s Heneghan Peng Architects,…
Hitachi Rail cleared for €1.6bn Thales acquisition by European Commission
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke A Hitachi train in Europe (Tupungato/Dreamstime) The European Commission has given a green light to…
Ferrovial completes strategic floating solar plant in Madrid
This post was originally published on this site The 3,770-panel array generates enough electricity to power 1,300 homes (Photograph courtesy of Ferrovial) Ferrovial has installed…
Nasa and Berkeley to build 36-acre space centre near San Francisco
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images courtesy of Field Operations and HOK Nasa and the University of California at Berkeley…
African Development Bank makes $196m loan to improve Namibia’s railways
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke A freight train in Namibia (Vimpro/Dreamstime) The African Development Bank has loaned Namibia $196m towards…
Four killed in Hamburg scaffolding collapse
This post was originally published on this site David Rogers The accident occurred at the HafenCity development in Hamburg’s former port district (Thomas Fries/CC BY-SA…
MAD Architects’ Ark to replace former Shanghai cement factory
This post was originally published on this site Joe Quirke Images courtesy of MAD Architects Beijing-based architect MAD has revealed its plans to transform a…