The groundbreaking of three megaprojects in the Empire State in 2022 has given a big boost to the value of new construction contracts in the New York and New Jersey region—especially when compared with totals during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown years.

Bent Flyvbjerg and Dan Gardner's "How Big Things Get Done" stems from Flyvbjerg's work at Oxford University studying megaprojects.

New study says an urgent need for infrastructure is driving growth in megaprojects, but they are not always well managed

The status quo of megaprojects these days is not good, with as many as two-thirds significantly disappointing on budget and schedule.

Critics from industry and academia are raising questions about a study from the University of Oxford's Saïd Business School about the true cost of large hydropower dams.

The construction industry continues to study the multiyear buildup of the Rio Olympics as a costly and challenging engineering project that provides lessons for future cities hosting large programs such as the Summer Games.

Megaprojects are increasingly gaining worldwide popularity, often justified by claimed economies of scale and future expansion.