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John Cowland shares his passion for Geosynthetics in Hong Kong landfills.

Discover which outstanding contributions to civil engineering scooped the honours and find out how to make nominations for next year.

A broad overview will be covered on the use of clay liners and how the application of these can bring significant benefits to the construction industry.

Embrace the future: innovating urbanisation for sustainability. Explore floating cities as a response to urban challenges. Learn design, materials, and strategies for self-sufficiency in this forward-looking event.

Building resilient and sustainable cities isn’t a new concept. Sixty years ago, Belmopan in Belize was developed out of necessity.

This World Environment Day, Chartered Environmentalist Catherine Topliss reflects on the three Rs, the cornerstone of a sustainability professional’s work.

In this week’s Infrastructure Policy Watch, we look at the priorities in New Zealand’s new infrastructure strategy, and how countries are progressing on achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

In this fortnightly blog, ICE's Director of Policy Chris Richards looks at developing policy landscape for infrastructure, what decisions mean, and their implications, so that infrastructure professionals can play their part in shaping the discussion.

The exhibition explores the future of infrastructure and the role of civil engineers in helping society respond to the challenges of climate change and meet net zero targets by 2050. Featuring original hand-drawn illustrations and animations, six children talk to TV presenter and engineer Rob Bell a…

Join engineers from Cementation Skanska to discuss the piling works completed on Glasgow’s state-of-the-art Energy from Waste facility. The presentation will highlight the key learnings and successes of the project. 

Designing a multipurpose, sustainable sports stadium The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London is the football club’s new home since 2019. With a capacity of 62,850 people, it's the largest club stadium in the city. It’s a place where all football fans can enjoy a match – regardless of whether t…

Move a 165-year-old lighthouse from the edge of a cliff The Belle Tout Lighthouse is a decommissioned lighthouse at Beachy Head cliffs near Eastbourne in East Sussex. Completed in 1834, the 17m high structure’s been called ‘Britain’s most famous inhabited lighthouse’. The 850-ton building made natio…