Giant pipe protruding from the ground in the city; city discloses injuries 12 days later
A giant steel pipe unexpectedly protruded 13 meters above ground in Osaka, resulting in injuries to two individuals and damage to vehicles, with the city disclosing the incident only 12 days after it occurred.
Korea Knowledge Industry Center Association to hold public hearing on relaxing attic height standards in knowledge industry centers
A public hearing focused on revising attic height regulations in knowledge industry centers is scheduled for April 2 in Goyang City, South Korea.
Metro begins construction of station in Guarulhos, the first outside the São Paulo capital
The Metro in Brazil has commenced construction on the Dutra station in Guarulhos, marking the first metro station to be built outside São Paulo city proper.
The state is cutting down trees and not planting new ones in their place
Residents of Jerusalem are grappling with the loss of many old trees due to construction works, raising concerns among environmental activists about the city's green spaces.
City Hall removes families from homes under construction for works in Várzea Grande
The City Hall of Várzea Grande, Brazil, has begun relocating families from residential areas to facilitate the resumption of housing constructions under the Minha Casa, Minha Vida program.
City Hall begins construction of a new service unit in the East Zone
The mayor of Tupã, Renan Pontelli, announced the start of construction for a new health service unit in the East Zone aimed at improving accessibility and quality of care for residents.
Bonaparte Case: Prosecutor Requested Imprisonment for Bašternák, Court Acquitted Him
The Bratislava City Court acquitted Ladislav Bašternák in a high-profile case related to the construction of the Bonaparte residential complex, despite a prosecutor's request for a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
Kicillof's First Act in the City, Eyeing 2027: "This is a Year of Building to End Milei's Government"
Axel Kicillof has expressed his ambition to become a credible alternative to President Javier Milei ahead of next year's elections, emphasizing a year focused on political construction instead of campaigning.
Good news for Chicago: the government promotes housing for the middle class with the approval of 81 new units in three key neighborhoods
Chicago's government has approved the construction of 81 new housing units in three neighborhoods as part of its Missing Middle Infill Housing initiative to address the city's housing deficit.
Garneau infill fire spews thick, black smoke across Edmonton
A construction fire in Edmonton's Garneau neighborhood generated significant black smoke visible throughout the city, while authorities are investigating the cause and damage.
Rijeka wants a new stadium: Rinčić made the first step
The city of Rijeka is progressing towards the construction of a new football stadium as Mayor Iva Rinčić initiates changes to the maritime good boundaries pertaining to the stadium site.
Raudsepp: we must demolish the Tallinn city hall
Tallinn Mayor Peeter Raudsepp advocates for demolishing the existing city hall to make way for a new, modern building that would house the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra's (ERSO) concert hall.
LU: Heikki plans to sue Helsinki – driving in the city resulted in a 1,600-euro repair bill
Espoo resident Heikki Laakkonen is suing the city of Helsinki after his Tesla was damaged due to a poorly marked construction area.
New bus station in Sorocaba will cost R$ 13 million more than expected: 'Technical adjustments', says city hall
The construction of Sorocaba's new bus station has exceeded its budget by R$ 13 million, now totaling nearly R$ 70 million due to necessary technical adjustments and a delayed completion date.
A key barrier in the city will close this Wednesday for the construction of an underpass: how long will the work last
A critical railway crossing in Villa Urquiza, Buenos Aires, will close for the construction of a 255-meter underpass set to improve traffic for over 29,000 residents by mid-2027.
Fire hits building in New York near the St. Patrick's Day Parade route
A large fire broke out in a skyscraper in New York City near the St. Patrick's Day Parade route, leading to a major response from firefighters but resulting in no injuries.
Riga City Council Committee to Decide on Mukusalas Street Promenade Next Week
The Riga City Council's Traffic and Transport Committee is set to discuss the condition of the Mukusalas Street promenade next week, focusing on reported defects.
Tesla driver Heikki takes Helsinki to court
Heikki Laakkonen, a Tesla driver from Espoo, is suing the city of Helsinki for damages after his car was damaged at a construction site.
Suspended Sentence for Former Odawara City Director in Bribery Case Related to Sewerage Construction
A former environmental director in Odawara City was given a suspended sentence for bribery involving sewer construction projects.
Lifting of Traffic Ban Due to 13-Meter Pipe in Osaka's Umeda Area
The city of Osaka is set to lift traffic restrictions on the roads around Umeda due to a steel pipe that had protruded 13 meters above ground.
The builder will have to rectify the visible deficiencies on the Mūkusalas Street promenade in Riga
Riga city officials have identified deficiencies in the Mūkusalas Street promenade and are monitoring the structure for safety following concerns about its integrity after the winter.
A film city is being built in Ida-Viru County
A film city is under construction in Ida-Viru County, Estonia, which aims to support the local film industry and technological advancements.
Part of a bridge on the R3 collapses affected by Rodalies works in La Garriga and the City Council asks Adif for explanations: "It is very serious"
A section of a bridge on the R3 collapsed in La Garriga, causing major traffic disruptions, but no injuries were reported; the local mayor has criticized the construction management and called for accountability from Adif.
Santos launches international bidding of R$ 236.9 million to build 1,024 housing units
The city of Santos in Brazil has announced an international bidding process for the construction of over 1,000 housing units aimed at relocating families affected by drainage improvements.
TJ maintains suspension of demolitions and new building constructions in SP; Chamber appeals to the STF
The São Paulo Court of Justice has upheld a measure halting any new construction permits in the city, as local authorities challenge the ruling.
Bakers, delivery workers, taxi drivers: the routine amid the bombings of those keeping Tehran functioning
Despite ongoing airstrikes in Tehran, essential workers like taxi drivers, bakers, and construction workers continue their daily routines to ensure the city functions.
TJ maintains suspension of construction and demolition in SP, and Chamber appeals to the STF
The São Paulo Court of Justice has upheld a suspension on construction and demolition permits in the city amidst an ongoing legal challenge regarding zoning laws.
Giant Pipe Projecting from the Ground: Partial Reopening of New Midōsuji Road Begins at 3 PM
The Osaka city government announced the partial reopening of the New Midōsuji Road after the appearance of a giant submerged steel pipe caused roadway closures.
Line F: this is the project that would change the north-south connectivity of the city, from Barracas to Palermo
The construction of Line F in Buenos Aires aims to improve transportation connectivity between the north and south of the city, benefiting around 300,000 passengers.
Ancient sanctuary tied to 'most mysterious' cult uncovered in rare find beneath historic city
A rare Roman temple dedicated to the secretive Mithras cult was discovered in Regensburg, Germany, during pre-construction archaeological work.
Opened the doors of Moscow's house: after long disputes – a new turn
The mayor of Vilnius, Valdas Benkunskas, is seeking clarification from the State Territorial Planning and Construction Inspectorate regarding the stalled demolition of a controversial building in the city, originally authorized by the court over 1100 days ago.
Calgary aiming to support businesses affected by major construction projects
The City of Calgary is implementing strategies to support businesses impacted by extensive construction works, particularly the upcoming Bearspaw south feeder main replacement.
The City requested authorization to take on debt of US$1.35 billion and finance the F subway line
The Buenos Aires government has proposed a bill to the Legislature to authorize debt financing of up to US$1.35 billion for the construction of a new subway line intended to enhance transportation between different neighborhoods.
Feira de Santana City Hall publishes bid for the construction of a hospital with an investment of R$ 260 million
The city of Feira de Santana, Brazil, has announced a bid for the construction of a municipal hospital, aimed at enhancing healthcare facilities in the region.
Jeju City, How Can They Destroy the Coastal Sand Dune That Protects the Village? Residents of Iho Protest
Residents of Iho in Jeju City protest against the construction of a restaurant that involves destroying part of their protective coastal sand dune.
Collapse in San Antonio Abad 124: What is the health status of the only survivor?
A building collapse during demolition in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico City, resulted in three fatalities and one survivor being rescued from the debris.
Old pavement revealed by construction becomes an open archaeological site in the Historic Center of Porto Alegre; see IMAGES
An old pavement dating back to 1912-1928 was uncovered in Porto Alegre during revitalization works, creating the city's first open archaeological site.
Technical area warned the SP City Hall about allowing tall buildings in locations prohibited by the Zoning Law
Technical staff alerted the São Paulo City Hall about the approval of tall buildings in areas not compliant with zoning regulations just days before the urban revision was sanctioned.
MP recommends that the city not authorize the construction of a condominium that foresees the cutting of almost 900 trees in Barra da Tijuca
The Rio de Janeiro Public Ministry recommended that the city refrain from granting environmental licenses for a condominium project that threatens to cut down nearly 900 trees in an ecologically significant area.
South Africa: City Moves to Appoint Agent for Long-Delayed Transport Centre
The City of Johannesburg is taking steps to appoint a managing agent for the long-delayed Johannesburg Transport Interchange Centre, which has been incomplete since its construction in 2021.
Electronic permit granting system begins operation in Piracicaba; learn how it will work
The new electronic permit system in Piracicaba, Brazil, aims to streamline and digitize the process of issuing construction permits.
Construction Sites in Schwabing-West: Trams Must Be Detoured
Tram passengers in western Schwabing will face diversions starting from March 9 due to infrastructure upgrades by the Munich City Utilities.
Busan City Takes the Lead in the Small Modular Reactor Market... Domestic First Support Center Begins Construction
Busan City has initiated the construction of Korea's first Small Modular Reactor support center to tap into the emerging niche market.
Bauru City Hall opens proposals for wastewater system concession; ETE construction has been stalled for 4 years
Bauru City Hall has opened bids for the concession of the city’s sewage system, with a consortium presenting the lowest tariff, although the final decision is still pending.
Espoo plans to change construction direction - in the future, even a third of single-family homes, says the committee chair
Espoo's city planning committee will pause the preparation of primarily apartment-based plans to prioritize the development of single-family homes in attractive areas.
Guarujá resumes construction on Avenida dos Caiçaras after months of halt and postpones delivery
The city of Guarujá resumes construction on the bike path on Avenida dos Caiçaras after a two-month standstill, with the completion date now pushed to August.
Manaus will have an aquarium in the Historical Center; service order is expected to be issued by June, says city hall
The city of Manaus will build a new aquarium in its Historical Center, with construction expected to begin by mid-year.
The fate of the sanatorium park: the city does not cancel the detailed plan, but construction delays
The city of Tartu is not cancelling the detailed plan for the sanatorium park, designated for construction, but the start of construction has been delayed.
Municipal Housing Construction: "It's a Tough Business, but We Can Act"
The city of Puchheim marks the 10th anniversary of its housing development company, which has been instrumental in creating affordable housing.
Lohja filed a complaint about the actions of the dismissed sector manager - internal audit revealed millions in irregularities
The city of Lohja has filed a police complaint regarding suspected misconduct by the dismissed city construction director, Pekka Puistosalo, following an internal audit that uncovered significant irregularities.