Infrastructure Enthusiast @EngCivil21

Infrastructure enthusiast | Megaprojects, engineering marvels & the hidden systems that keep civilization running. Earth Joined July 2026

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Infrastructure Enthusiast @EngCivil21

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@aclosmurf @maneye786 @unusual_whales Dude, wake up, Trump is lying about everything. We just need to get out of the Middle East.

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Top 5 Infrastructure Projects in the World.

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How a hydroelectric dam turns water into electricity.

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Imágenes Históricas @HistorieEnFotos

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Una maravilla de la ingeniería en Escocia: La Rueda de Falkirk es el único ascensor rotatorio de barcos del mundo. Esta increíble estructura conecta dos canales con un diseño espectacular. 📹: scotdrone | IG

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Infrastructure Enthusiast @EngCivil21

2 days ago

Left: Engineering Office in the 1960s Right: Engineering Office in the 2060s Hopefully AI and Engineers can coexist together and AI will not replace the need for engineers, for sure a lot of tasks will be done by AI, we already seeing that, but the engineer should always supersede AI. #Engineering

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Infrastructure Enthusiast @EngCivil21

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2026 Best Countries for Urban Planning These stand out for proactive, integrated, people-first planning that delivers livable, efficient, sustainable cities despite density or constraints. 1. Singapore (the standout global model) Singapore transformed from post-independence slums and congestion into a "Garden City" and one of the world's most planned urban environments through centralized master planning by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and Housing & Development Board (HDB). ~80-82% of residents live in high-quality public HDB housing, often integrated with schools, markets, clinics, and transit from day one. Exceptional public transport (MRT), strict land-use zoning, and ~47-50% green coverage despite extreme density. Long-term vision: land reclamation, integrated transport-oriented development, biodiversity, and climate resilience. It frequently ranks near the top in sustainable/smart city indices and serves as a textbook case for developing nations. knowledgehub.clc.gov.sg nationalgeographic.com 2. Denmark (especially Copenhagen) Copenhagen has topped the EIU Global Liveability Index for two years running (98/100 in 2026), with perfect or near-perfect scores in infrastructure, education, and stability. stateofgreen.com Key strengths: The famous "Finger Plan" (since 1947) channels growth along transit corridors, preventing sprawl. World-class cycling infrastructure (bikes often outnumber cars in modal share). Green integration, district energy systems, clean harbors you can actually swim in, and high walkability. Denmark excels at holistic, sustainable mobility and livability. wonderfulcopenhagen.com 3. Netherlands — Bike-first design, masterful water management (polders), compact yet vibrant cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam often top Arcadis sustainable rankings). 4. Switzerland (Zurich/Geneva) — Hyper-efficient public transport, cleanliness, and balanced high-quality development. 5. Japan (Tokyo/Osaka) — Dense but extremely functional: punctual rail, walkability, disaster resilience, and efficient land use. Nordic peers (Sweden, Norway, Finland) and Austria (Vienna's social housing model) also consistently rank high. These countries prioritize integrated planning (transport + housing + environment + equity) over decades, backed by strong institutions and public investment. #urbanplanning