
by Kathleen Moore
America has more than 600,000 bridges, and a growing number are approaching the end of their useful life. More than a third, some 220,000, need major repairs or outright replacement, according to the American Society...
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A road sign clipped by a passing truck shouldn’t be hard to replace, but the reality is not so simple. The maintenance crew is often left guessing: What were the sign’s dimensions, its federal code, the grade of reflective film...

by Tomas Kellner
America has more than 600,000 bridges, and a growing number are approaching the end of their useful life. More than a third, some 220,000, need major repairs or outright replacement, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers, which gave...

by Kathleen Moore
There is a cost that does not appear on your project budgets. It does not show up in your maintenance accounts. It is not captured in your risk registers. And yet it compounds, quietly, with every capital project your organization...

by Hilmar Retief
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Some have called it Europe’s answer to the Suez Canal. The Seine-Nord Europe Canal in northern France is the largest construction project of its kind on the continent. When complete, the ā¬7.3 billion waterway will connect France to Belgium, the...

by Kathleen Moore
Explore The Visualization The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be contested in 16 stadiums across North America, making it the most geographically expansive tournament in the competition’s history. To help showcase the event, Bentley Systems built an interactive 3D experience...
by Thomas Kohnstamm
On the night of October 29, 2012, Hurricane Sandy roared ashore in New Jersey, driving a wall of water toward one of the most densely populated coastlines in the world. New York City had braced for a flood, but what...
by Aaron Huey

by Tomas Kellner
Standing in her home on a leafy Dublin street, Liana O’Cleirigh sees what anyone else would: a red-brown armchair, a desk, and a window view of a neatly trimmed front lawn and the occasional passerby. Then thereās the 3D model...

by Kathleen Moore
A century ago, this picturesque Canadian city perched above the wide expanse of the St. Lawrence River gave the world the QuƩbec Bridge. Still in service today, the massive steel bridge with the longest cantilever span in the world was...

by Tomas Kellner
Cape Town’s roads are about to get a new set of eyes. Bentley Systems just announced that the Western Cape Government’s Department of Infrastructure will deploy its AI-powered Blyncsy platform across roughly 5,000 kilometers (about 3,100 miles) of provincial roadway....

by Tomas Kellner