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The story about civic intervention in dirt poor places is a signature project of President Obrador. Even though fraught with the usual problems of such programs, I like how Canale’s designs choose a simple resilient approach without any glitzy technology and bluster. This is maybe a better approach to resiliency in times of sparse resources then hi tech.

Whatever the reasons, there is much Graft and Cost Inflation of public Projectsin the USA..so many tthat want a piece, their cut of any Project that costsa escalate quickly....just to give you an Idea..in the Faroe Islands, off Danemark, north of Scotland, they build tunnels to link up the Islands..they built one tunnel about 12km long, under the Sea..with Drilling and Dysmite, 50 ft at a time..it took 3 years to pierce through the Rock and 3 years to finish up..In Boston , they build a 10.5 km tunnel that cost 22 Billion$after 20 years of Stalling...so, it gives you an idea of the Amount of Theft..B1M Channel,a chaanel dedicated to MegaProjects, gives the Details of these tunnels in the Danish ISles.

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Did you know? world's?? Longest, widest, and first roads, Highways and tunnel! From ancient pathways to modern marvels, discover the fascinating history and engineering behind these iconic routes. ??? #roadfacts #highways #roadconstruction #highwayconstruction?

Germany and Poland came together to replace a symbolic and large-scale railway bridge without using cranes or pontoons, creating the world’s first network arch bridge for greater safety and minimized disruption. The new Oder Bridge, designed with sleek, light carbon hangers, will increase line capacity and shorten travel times with a higher maximum speed. Read more about this story from @Civil + Structural Engineer Media here: https://lnkd.in/d5mb7qY8 #dam #water #industrynews

Nancy Pauw Bridge in Banff IStruct E Gerald Epp StructureCraft https://lnkd.in/dMeJ6ghe Amazing timber structure details. Design, analysis, construction... all process makes me envious ??

Here it is! ... Jericho - The Story of the World's First Planned Settlement https://lnkd.in/d8NRXeip Journey back 11,000 years to Ancient Jericho—humanity's first walled town! Discover how the roots of urban planning began in the cradle of civilization, shaping the cities we live in today. From site selection to land use, explore the principles that laid the foundation for modern cities in this fascinating glimpse into the dawn of spatial planning. #OldestCity #UrbanNerves #UrbanPlanning #AncientHistory #Jericho #TelEsSultan #Civilization #architecture #AncientCity #OriginsOfCities #NeolithicEra?#WorldsOldestCity #Archaeology?#UrbanDesign #HistoricalLandmarks??#AncientCivilizations #CityBuilding #Architecture?? #PlanningHistory?#CulturalHeritage?#UrbanDevelopment #CityEvolution ??

Art and Architecture of Ports of Entry Along the U.S.-Mexico Border: A Visual Journey When we imagine the border only as a line on a map, we ignore the constantly changing infrastructure that creates borders as places of division and connection. Today we will look at the border from a fresh perspective by diving into the overlooked world of art and architecture at ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border. Along the way, we will discover unusual art projects hidden in plain sight. https://lnkd.in/gux-p3Yv

When you delve into the rich tapestry of bridges, it’s essential to appreciate their multifaceted significance throughout history and their tangible impact on human connectivity. Bridges, both literal and metaphorical, have stood as testaments to human ingenuity, overcoming physical barriers and fostering connections. From ancient structures like the Roman arch bridges to modern engineering marvels such as suspension bridges and cable-stayed spans, each iteration tells a story of innovation and the human desire to traverse obstacles. However, the essence of bridges extends beyond their structural prowess. Metaphorically, the concept of bridges has woven itself into the fabric of our language, serving as a symbol for forging connections, overcoming challenges, and navigating transitions. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g2qYCiDr #wednesdayweeklyreader #bridges