Could Public-Private Partnership in Infrastructure Development Build Resiliency? by Markkus Rovito As demand for infrastructure development coincides with COVID-19’s economic fallout, five articles and podcasts argue public-private partnership could help fund needed projects.
Construction BIM for All: Brazilian Construction Company Champions Industry Transformation by Redshift Video
Infrastructure Brazilian Army Battles Pollution in Rio’s Toxic Guanabara Bay Using BIM by Matt Alderton
Infrastructure Modular Bridges Provide On-Demand Infrastructure for Disaster Relief by Zach Mortice For areas devastated by natural disasters—or lacking infrastructure—modular bridges save lives. UK-based Mabey Bridge creates sturdy spans, quickly, where they’re needed most.
Infrastructure Hyperloop Technology Aims to Transform Transportation—Within the Decade by Matt Alderton Unlike the flying vehicles of science fiction, Hyperloop transportation is closer than you think to becoming a reality: Think New York to DC in 27 minutes—within this decade.
Infrastructure Wild Side: 6 Ways Cities Are Turning Urban Settings Into Nature Havens by Rosa Trieu After decades of denaturing, cities across the globe are renaturing—bringing nature back to urban areas through parks, gardens, and rewilding efforts.
Sustainability Following Nature’s Lead to Create Circular Cities for a Sustainable Future by Missy Roback How can cities prepare to be more sustainable for the future? By using nature as a model to create circular cities, minimizing waste and pollution by reducing, recycling, and reusing.
Manufacturing How One Start-Up Is Making Hyperloop Technology a Cost-Effective Reality by Peter Dorfman Although it often gets tangled in red tape, Hyperloop technology is gaining traction. Spanish company Zeleros has a plan—one that could supplant the pollution and inconvenience of air travel.
