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In response to COVID-19, the exhibition will be closed until further notice.
For ICE's 200th anniversary we celebrated the role civil engineers play in transforming lives and safeguarding our future.
Invisible Superheroes was our year-long exhibition at One Great George Street, focusing on the unsung heroes behind some of the world's most amazing engineering projects.
Using state-of-the-art technology, the exhibition brought to life the best examples of civil engineering. The unique comic book look helped to inspire the next generation of engineers and create a memorable experience for everyone who visited.
To see the detail of what's in our Invisible Superheroes exhibition, or if you're unable to make it to London, take the virtual tour below.
The exhibition contains projects from around the world. You can explore these at the exhibition or view them online below.
ICE is made up of over 95,000 superheroes in 150 countries around the world. Meet some of our superheroes below, from our earliest to our newest members and decide what kind of civil engineering superhero you are.
663 million people worldwide still don't have access to clean drinking water. Poor sanitation and dirty water creates a health crisis. Civil engineers continue to come up with new solutions to help developing countries access clean water.
By 2050 the population will reach 9 billion. Civil engineers need sustainable ways to develop the built environment these people will live in, and must help minimise the impact of climate change and flooding.
12.6 million people die each year due to pollution, extreme weather and climate related disease, yet global emissions continue to increase. Civil engineers are working to deliver cleaner infrastructure and renewable energy sources.
If you want to be a civil engineer, have the right academic subjects and attitude you can start making your career choices right here.
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