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The woman who left her mark on tropical architecture
Early in her career, Jane Drew set up an architectural practice for women to enable them to succeed in a male-dominated profession. Not only did she participate in one of the best experiments in urban planning and modern architecture of the 20th century, but she also became a benchmark of tropical modernism.
20/12/2023
Infraestructuras
Environmental commitment and innovation on the Hernani railway
We have commissioned the Madrid-Irun railway line 30 days ahead of schedule. This project stands out for the wide range of especially innovative machinery and techniques used and developed for its construction, adding value to the project.
15/12/2023
Tungsteno
The largest sea defence project in the world
Rising sea levels threaten all types of infrastructure, from roads and bridges to power stations, sewage treatment plants and landfill sites. The Netherlands’ Delta Programme aims to prevent damage from possible flooding.
13/12/2023
Tungsteno
A rock with more than 700 steps to 'touch the heavens'
The Stone of El Peñol is one of the largest rocks on the planet. It can be climbed using the so-called "stairway to heaven" that runs up one side. We look at how this extraordinary natural phenomenon was formed and how it has become an iconic tourist attraction in Colombia.
05/12/2023
Infraestructuras
Millimetric Precision for Building the 906-meter Los Feos Viaduct
Sacyr Engineering and Infrastructure is building the railway section Los Arejos-Níjar, which is part of the Mediterranean Corridor of the High-Speed Line Murcia-Almería (Spain).
04/12/2023