US$23.3 million crossing in Oman to attract tourists.
Steel bridge opens up new waterside community on former industrial site.
Pioneering Oder Bridge inaugurated.
Video: 400kg of explosives level three steel arches.
A weathering steel arch bridge installed in difficult circumstances prompts Alessandro Catanzano to propose a new regulatory framework for similarly complex land-based projects
A 90-year-old highway bridge slated for replacement in the UK capital is instead being rehabilitated thanks to an extensive programme of monitoring, inspections and other investigations, writes Michael Duvall
Watch highlights from the first day of construction.
The 2,000t-heavy arch bridge was transported to site by barge and then lifted into position in less than two hours.
The restoration of the iconic Tyne Bridge is expected to take four years.
See a video of the bridge type selected for the replacement crossing in Kentucky.
Iconic Los Angeles bridge stripped of cables by metal thieves.
Cape Cod bridge projects get federal boost
Three years on since a network arch railway bridge in Germany became the first to use carbon cables, a second, longer rail crossing is now nearing completion that uses the same technology, writes Jose Maria Sanchez de Muniain
Rail bridge with novel carbon fibre hangers launched over Germany-Poland river border
Tender for investigation of heritage concrete bridge in Adelaide, South Australia, that is in danger of becoming unsafe
Major restoration of the Tyne Bridge in northern England will start in September, once nesting birds have moved away.
The government of New Zealand's transport agency has applied for consent to build a road and bridge project to bypass a rockfall-prone gorge.
Two highway bridges under construction in Japan’s largest island of Honshu reveal some of the varied and sophisticated design and construction methodologies exacted by their wild and rugged surroundings. José María Sánchez de Muniáin writes
Elegance and efficiency were design goals for a family of bridges being built to help revitalise part of the waterfront area of Canada’s most populous city, write Michael Stein and Matthias Peltz
Spanning across aquamarine waters fed from glaciers is an impossibly slender bridge newly opened in Canada’s first national park, write Gerald A Epp and Leon Treder