International Construction - Nov-Dec 2024

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COMMENTHISTORIC EVENTS
INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTIONNOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2024 VOLUME 63 | NUMBER 6 KHL
NEWS ROUND UPThe BIrmingham HS2 construction site IMAGE: ADOBE STOCK
BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY ADVANCES SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION AT ANTARCTICA PROJECTA new season of construction is underway in
DIRIYAH MEGAPROJECT SAUDI ARABIA'S US$63 BILLION VISION TO TRANSFORM HISTORIC CITYScheduled to be complete by 2030, Diriyah will have four metro stations, restaurants, hotels, sports stadiums and more. Andy Brown spoke to Mohamed Saad, President of the Diriyah Development Company, to find out more
NO SHORTAGE OF AMBITIONSaudi Arabia’s plan to diversify its economy has led to many opportunities for construction with numerous mega-projects taking place simultaneously, writes Scott Hazelton
HOW HIGH-SCIENCE AND ROADWORKS COLLIDEMitchell Keller looks ahead at the future of road construction, as science and technology are set to give the segment a big boost
BAUMA 2025 PROMISES TO DEFY TOUGH TIMESThe world’s biggest trade show, Bauma Munich, returns next year. It is set to be one of the largest ever editions of the show, Nicole Schmitt, exhibition group director at Messe München tells Neil Gerrard
RAISING EXPECTATIONSThe high-rise industry is raising expectations in sustainability and tech advancements, Mitchell Keller reports
HOW MODULAR CAN BOOST CONSTRUCTION'S GROWTHModular construction has yet to really break into the industry’s mainstream, but its proponents point to cost, time and carbon savings. Neil Gerrard reports
INNOVATIONS IN ATTACHMENTSThe latest safety features, acquisitions and power solutions in the world of attachments are examined by Leila Steed
GAZING INTO THE CRYSTAL BALL OF CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGYConstruction technology is moving at an increasingly rapid pace. MITCHELL KELLER asks where the industry will be by 2030
NEWS CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGYIMAGE: ADOBE STOCK RESEARCH FINDS AI COULD DELIVER
DIGGING FOR UKRAINELucy Barnard reports on the Ukrainian government teaming up with Volvo CE and other partners to train women to operate construction equipment
AN ALAMO TO REMEMBERRender of the future Alamo Visitor Center and
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