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Port-La Nouvelle is a coastal village in the Occitan region located about 20 km in the south of Narbonne. The village has an exceptional location between lakes, inland ponds and the foothills of the Corbieres mountains. Over the last years the port authority planned the deep sea port expansion project […]
Technical Foundations has been providing specialty foundation contracting services along the Eastern Seaboard for 27 years, with a heavy focus on Virginia and the Carolinas. The contractor’s reputation for taking on unique projects is evident in its selection of equipment, the most recent of which was the rental of a […]
Alaska, USA – Red Dog Mine, one of the world’s largest zinc mines, is located in the north-west of Alaska, around 170 km north of the Arctic Circle and nearly 1,000 km to the north-west of Anchorage. The mine has been operating since the late 1980s with around 10% of […]
Seemingly overnight, a new structure appeared on San Francisco’s waterfront. Situated at Pier 22½ just behind historic Firehouse 35 and nestled beside the Bay Bridge, this floating building is San Francisco’s new Fire Station 35. The facility is an answer to the city’s long-awaited need for updated fire and marine […]
Since 2012, we at ShibataFenderTeam, delivered more than 80 sets of Cone Fenders, more than 60 sets of Double SPC Cone Fenders, over 200 Bollards as well as various Element Fenders, V Fenders, Extruded Fenders and other maritime safety equipment for our valued long-term partner Port of Stockholm for their port developments in Värtahamnen, Kapellskär and Norvik. Värtahamnen Terminal The infrastructure project at Värtahamnen is mainly designed […]
San Diego, California History The Pala Casino Resort and Spa, located in the San Diego area was the first of a kind, Las Vegas-style luxury hotel to open in Southern California. Opening its doors in 2001, the Pala Casino Resort and Spa has gone through two expansions and is embarking […]
Boston, Massachusetts History Boston Logan International Airport was opened in September, 1923, and was used mainly for the Army and Air Guard until 1927 when the first commercial flights were scheduled. Originally a small airfield, it wasn’t until the late 1940s that the airport added 1,800 acres of landfill in […]
Bermuda History Bermuda is a small island nation, composed of 181 islands totaling 21 square miles inhabited by over 60,000 residents. In December 2014, the America’s Cup Event Authority announced that Bermuda had been selected to host the America’s Cup in 2017. In conjunction with a Royal Caribbean Cruise Line […]
Trimble Marine Construction software for pile-driving applications cut the time for setting and driving piles from a floating crane in half, both increasing safety and reducing production time. Solution Trimble Marine Construction software Accurate 3D positioning visualization Find out more at trimble.com/marine Overview Reg Tramble of Alva Construction Ltd. Antigonish, […]
Orlando, Florida History In 1969, in conjunction with the expected openings of the Naval Training Center (1968), Florida Technological University (now University of Central Florida 1969), and Walt Disney World (1971), the SR 408 project began as another east-west corridor through downtown Orlando. This route was built to relieve traffic […]