Author Archives: Nadine Buddoo

Increasing the use of 3D drone mapping could transform worker safety and attract new recruits says Angelo Lago.

Maintenance of a key water supply reservoir for London is progressing ahead of schedule. 

When will the Elizabeth line officially open? It is a question that has elicited an equal measure of anticipation and angst over the years for Crossrail Ltd.  The company was established in 2001 to promote and develop the rail megaproject, which will be integrated with London’s transport network.  When complete, Crossrail –…

A complex phase of work on the £738M South Wales Metro project started this weekend.

Protecting and expanding light rail services is key to ensuring towns and cities can recover from the impacts of Covid-19, according to a new report.

With COP26 just weeks away, the Environment Agency has issued a stark warning about current approaches to tackling the climate emergency and called for increased focus on adaptation.

A fresh approach to tunnel boring machine removal on the Sydney Metro project has helped to drive efficiencies on site, while breaking a tower crane world record in the process.

A radical new housing policy is needed to create the healthy and sustainable communities of the future says Paula Hewitt. 

The paved street leading to Crossrail’s Farringdon station might not be yellow, or brick for that matter, but there is a frisson of anticipation on the approach that is akin to the fabled Wizard of Oz.

Australia’s tunnelling sector is booming, but it faces skills shortages and risk transfer issues.