When visitors come to Quebec City, Louis-Martin Losier likes to show them the Quebec Bridge. Losier works on design software at Bentley Systems, the global tech giant developing solutions for infrastructure engineers, and the bridge...
Recent Articles
From America to New Zealand, it’s become a familiar, frustrating reality: The world quickly needs more infrastructure, but there aren’t enough engineers to do the job. That constraint is why Bentley Systems CEO Nicholas Cumins says the company has put...
“Thirty DeLoreans” is how Otto Lynch describes it. One of America’s top grid experts, he says the energy equivalent of 30 Back to the Future time machines—or 35 gigawatts—is what America needs by the end of this decade to power...
When visitors come to Quebec City, Louis-Martin Losier likes to show them the Quebec Bridge. Losier works on design software at Bentley Systems, the global tech giant developing solutions for infrastructure engineers, and the bridge is a marvel of his...
Recent Videos
Philippe Block stood on stage inside the cavernous Truman Brewery in London’s hip Brick Lane district. It was a warm Friday evening in mid-July, prime pub hours in this corner of East London. Yet architects, founders, students, and curious visitors...
Twenty-six years ago, on the first construction project of his career, Ricardo Munguia Alvarez asked for the drawings of the building he was working on. When he laid his engineering plans for the structure, utilities, and mechanical systems over the...
Louis-Martin Losier watched as a transparent box full of delicate gears turned, and in turn recreated the motions of the cosmos. Mercury rushed around its orbit, Saturn barely crawled, and the Sun circled the Earth, like clockwork. He was running...
Bentley Systems is opening a regional headquarters in Tokyo and plans to more than double its workforce in Japan over the next three years. Bentley (NASDAQ: BSY), which makes engineering software used around the world to design, build, and operate...
Try The Visualization The American story is, at heart, a building story. It’s 250 years of believing that what looked impossible was merely difficult. Crews strung bridges across straits deemed uncrossable, raised towers that shattered records year after year, and...
When Hurricane Sandy struck New York City in 2012, nature exposed the fragility of one of the world’s greatest cities. The storm flooded a critical power station and knocked out electricity across a large section of Manhattan. In neighborhoods throughout...