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New York begins work on 335-Foot “Jailscraper” in Chinatown

Site preparation is underway in New York City's Chinatown for the Manhattan Detention Facility, a 335-foot (102-metre), roughly 13-storey jail designed by HOK. It is being built at 125 White Street, o...

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Light Structures introduces ARGUS-VM for sensor-free vessel Structural Health Monitoring

Norway's Light Structures AS has launched ARGUS-VM, a virtual Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) system intended to reduce lifecycle costs across vessels and fleets by supporting condition-based maint...

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Aman brings signature luxury to Singapore's first supertall skyscraper

Aman is set to make its debut in Singapore—and it's doing so from the country's highest address. The luxury hospitality brand will occupy part of The Skywaters, a soaring 63-story tower that rises mor...

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The tallest European bridge built in France

The Millau Viaduct is the tallest bridge in Europe, reaching an astonishing height of 343m. This height is tall enough for an entire skyscraper to fit beneath it. Although many people might expect suc...

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Newburgh: New Meadow Hill Road bridge reopens after $7.8 million reconstruction project

A newly reconstructed Meadow Hill Road bridge spanning the New York State Thruway in the Town of Newburgh has officially reopened, marking the completion of a $7.8 million infrastructure project. The...

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New Melville Bridge opens in Maitland, delivering safer and more resilient flood-resistant crossing over the Hunter River

After decades of regular flooding, residents in Maitland and the lower Hunter region now have a safer and more reliable route across the Hunter River, following the official opening of the new Melvill...

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Modular timber building system shows exceptional earthquake resistance in full-scale University of Auckland testing

A full-scale earthquake simulation carried out at the University of Auckland has shown that a newly developed modular timber building system can withstand major seismic loading, drawing strong interes...

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Danjiang Bridge opens in Taiwan: world-record single-mast design transforms Tamsui River crossing

Taiwan has officially opened the Danjiang Bridge, a major new infrastructure project recognized as the world’s longest single-mast asymmetric cable-stayed bridge. The structure spans the mouth of the...

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One London: A landmark project shaping the capital’s next chapter

Aroland Holdings, advised by Perennial Holdings, Stanhope and Eric Parry Architects, has introduced plans for One London, a skyscraper set to become the tallest tower in the City of London.Named One L...

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Africa’s longest bridge: Cairo’s Iconic 6th October Bridge

Few infrastructure projects are as visually striking as bridges. Beyond their appearance, they play an important role in connecting cities, regions, and, in some cases, entire countries. Africa is ho...

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