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Soil engineering specialist Trevi has completed the foundation works for the new €180 million Santa Giulia Arena in Milan, Italy.
Construction’s path to autonomy is underway and, while a fully autonomous jobsite is far away on the horizon, the benefits of this technology are being felt today, writes Andy Brown
New infrastructure investment to meet net zero targets and population growth driving sales
New trucks to enter operation in 2024
Industry’s leading event to take place 17-18 October in Canada
‘Cutting edge techniques’ used to remove old concrete and replace with recycled material
Bangkok’s Chiang Mai Airport is set to build a new terminal as part of a plan to more than double airport capacity.
International Construction examines seven of the biggest rail megaprojects around the world.
Italian construction group Webuild has revealed plans to hire nearly 10,000 people over the next three years and is looking to Africa as a source of potential new construction workers.
21 tonner first of its kind for Europe
President calls on nations to collaborate on plan to connect Gulf state with Europe
New facility in Tel Aviv set to repurpose construction & demolition waste
The number of schools in England containing crumbling reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) has increased to 174 according to the latest official figures.
Eiffage and a UK-based subsea engineering company Enshore Subsea have signed a $205 million engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) contract to install undersea power cables in Dakar, Senegal.
Lucy Barnard finds out why more and more construction companies are pledging to recruit and advance army veterans.
Confidence among home builders in the USA has dropped to a five-month low amid persistently high mortgage rates.
Circular Cities Barometer reveals the world’s most sustainable cities
Drones are being increasingly used by the construction sector
Largest electric excavator of its kind used on Los Angeles Metro’s Purple (D Line) project
Backhoe loaders may be India’s most popular type of construction equipment but mini excavators are gradually gaining popularity, as a new Off-Highway Research report shows.