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The rehabilitation of the Suez Canal Museum in Ismailia, Egypt, represents a “pioneering model” for integrating advanced technologies with heritage restoration, according to The Arab Contractors.

The restoration of this 15th-century residence in a historic area of Cairo—one of the few remaining examples of Mamluk architecture.

Transforming one of Sweden’s busiest railway arteries—without pausing a single day of operation—was a challenge for the Fyrspåret Lund–Arlöv project team.

The buildout of a massive passenger rail network for the Saudi Arabia capital of Riyadh was a complex effort to deliver a complete public transportation system.

Working within a constrained urban environment, crews built a durable, context-sensitive underground rail station.

The Macau Refuse Incineration Plant’s new phase boosts daily capacity to 3,000+ tons at the only urban solid waste treatment facility in the special administrative region of China.

To connect a power plant to a substation on Penang Island, the contractors delivering this project needed to build a transmission line that would cross the Penang Strait, pitting the project team against high winds, tides and complex geologies.

The Santa Cruz Thermoelectric Plant’s combined-cycle implementation significantly increases its generating capacity and brings a 1960s-era facility into the modern age.

The first mass-timber office building for Google and for the city of Sunnyvale, Calif., is designed for energy efficiency and to support occupants’ comfort and wellbeing.

The team behind this facility overcame numerous challenges to complete the work on schedule and budget.