Liebherr Fibre Crane in Amsterdam City Centre Operations
A Liebherr 370 EC-B 12 Fibre tower crane is playing a central role in the construction of the new Hotel Amstel 111, located in the heart of Amsterdam’s historic city centre along
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Zero-Emission Fuel Development at the Port of Vancouver
A new study released by Arup in collaboration with Oceans North outlines a potential pathway for developing zero-emission marine fuel production on Canada’s west coast, positioning the Port of Vancouver as a
CoreWeave Joins DOE Genesis Mission to Advance AI
CoreWeave has joined the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission, a national initiative aimed at accelerating scientific discovery, strengthening national security, and advancing energy innovation through the integration of advanced computing and
Yuen Long South Residential Project Northern Metropolis Overview
Arcadis has participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for the first phase of a major residential development in Yuen Long South, Hong Kong, a flagship project under the government’s Northern Metropolis initiative. The
Silvertown Regeneration Royal Docks: New Homes Arrive
The regeneration of Silvertown in London’s Royal Docks is gathering pace, with residents set to move into the first new affordable homes and a revised masterplan approved by Newham Council’s planning committee.
Amphibious Structure for Coastal Biodiversity Restoration
Researchers have proposed an innovative amphibious structure designed to restore and enhance coastal biodiversity while responding to the environmental challenges facing industrial waterfronts. The concept focuses on the Port of Los Angeles,
Cemex UAE Supplies Vertua Lower-Carbon Concrete Innovation
Cemex UAE is playing a key role in shaping Dubai’s evolving Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) skyline by supplying its Vertua® lower-carbon concrete for the construction of SENSORIA at the FIVE LUXE Resort.
Advanced Concrete Recycling with ReConcrete Technology
Concrete remains one of the most essential materials for modern infrastructure, forming the backbone of roads, buildings and cities worldwide. While durable, affordable and locally produced, its environmental impact is significant due
Texas Port Uses AI to Track Ships in Real Time
The Port of Corpus Christi in Texas — the third-largest seaport in the United States by tonnage — is embracing advanced technology to improve real-time visibility, safety, and operational efficiency. The port
Electric Power Drives Liebherr’s Latest Crane Deliveries to Italy
Liebherr is expanding its footprint in Italy with the delivery of four new mobile harbour cranes, underscoring its commitment to energy-efficient, future-ready port solutions. The shipment includes: These advanced cranes will support
Accelerating Renewable Energy Projects in Australia
Australia is paving the way toward a clean energy future, targeting 82% renewable electricity generation in the National Electricity Market by 2030. Currently, renewables provide about 36% of total energy production, meaning
Clark Builders Breaks Ground on Glenmore Protective Services Campus in Kelowna
Kelowna, BC — Clark Builders, a division of Turner Construction Company, has officially started construction on the Glenmore Protective Services Campus in Kelowna, British Columbia. This new facility is a key investment
AECOM Hunt, Turner, and Independence Construction Start Work on New Cleveland Browns Stadium
A New Era for Sports and Entertainment in Northeast Ohio The Haslam Sports Group (HSG) and Cleveland Browns have appointed AECOM Hunt and Turner Construction Company as construction managers for the new
European Construction Industry 2025: Strategic Bets in a Fragmented Sector
A Fragmented Yet Transforming Landscape The European construction industry in 2025 presents a mix of stagnation and selective resilience. While overall EU growth remains flat, Spain, Greece, and the Netherlands stand out
Italy builds new tunnels, rail lines, and a bridge to improve travel across Europe by 2032
A hydraulic rock drill broke open the final meter of rock beneath the Alps on Thursday, connecting Austria and Italy nearly 4,600 feet underground — marking a historic milestone in one of
EU spends €2.8 billion on 94 transport projects to make travel better across Europe
Brussels, October 2025 — The European Commission has selected 94 transport projects to receive nearly €2.8 billion in EU grants under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), marking a major milestone in Europe’s
Kips Bay Decorator Show House Returns to New York for Its 50th Anniversary at Greenwich Village Townhouse
The celebrated Kips Bay Decorator Show House has returned to New York for its 50th anniversary, taking over a six-story Greenwich Village townhouse at 20 West 12th Street. The landmark event, established
New Border Wall Construction Begins in Arizona’s San Rafael Valley to Boost Security and Infrastructure
Construction has begun on a 27-mile section of the U.S.–Mexico border wall in southern Arizona’s San Rafael Valley, igniting strong opposition from environmentalists and residents who warn of devastating impacts on wildlife
