Three Bridges in London: a road crossing over a canal crossing over a railway line1mo ⋅ aldebxran ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Electric Elevated Railway (Suspension Railway) , Wuppertal, Germany1mo ⋅ tanmayp63 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Three undergound metro lines crossing eachother at the Place de l'Opera in Paris2mo ⋅ AlarmedYoshi ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Bundles of infrastructure near the Port of Rotterdam, the Netherlands1mo ⋅ xMFnR6cP3V9sz ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
A railroad crossing is surrounded by flooding near Frankfurt, Germany (Michael Probst) [2000x1401]2mo ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Yanweizhou park was designed to flood during the monsoon season to help prevent the city of Jinhua, China from flooding.1yr ⋅ gahte3 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Ecoducts, railway, highway, roads, walkways,... in Breda, The Netherlands[740x1110]6mo ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Holland, Michigan's Downtown has heated streets and sidewalks that melt snow and ice. The system utilizes wastewater from a nearby power plant which circulates through 120 miles of plastic piping underneath the pavement. It can melt an inch of snow an hour even at 20 degrees Fahrenheit.3mo ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
World's greatest dam (Three Gorges China) needs the world's greatest ship lock. Steps: 5 / Lanes: 2 / Elevation change: 175m / F**ks given: 08mo ⋅ el_empty ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
My developing country of Georgia has been renewing its 20th century rust oven fleet, with an armada of brand new electric buses. Pedestrian life just got easier.2mo ⋅ -mammalman- ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Inside the main railway station in Berlin, Germany [1000x1000]1yr ⋅ AlarmedYoshi ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
A partial view of the 30km long Houtribdijk dam in the Netherlands. Again, leave it to the Dutch!10mo ⋅ motemha ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
In case this hasn’t been posted here, here’s highway 401 AKA North America’s busiest highway at its widest point (18 lanes) just outside of Toronto, Ontario8mo ⋅ motemha ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Base of Bullwinkle oil plataform being transported to the Gulf of Mexico6mo ⋅ Grillos ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The Slauerhoffbrug, a drawbridge over a canal in Leeuwarden, Netherlands10mo ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Glowing greenhouses in the Netherlands. Photo by George Steinmetz1mo ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
When the cloverleaf doesn't do it for you but you can't let it go.1mo ⋅ kjblank80 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson's PlaneTrain is the most used airport people mover in the world5mo ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
In 1976, San Jose city councilman Joe Colla lifted his car with a crane onto one of the unconnected ramps of the I-280/I-680 Interchange to protest it not being finished. It was completed 5 years later and in 2010, was renamed in honor of him.2wk ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The Delta Works in the Netherlands, consisting of 13 parts, together form the largest storm surge barrier in the world and was declared one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers.8mo ⋅ KantKay11 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Different Generations of Bridge Design (Forth Rail Bridge 1889, Forth Road Bridge 1964, Queensferry Crossing 2017)8mo ⋅ JordieDAFC ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
A Shout Out to Savannah, home of the Port of Savannah, the largest container terminal in North America.5mo ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The world's longest conveyor belt. It carries phosphate 61 miles from Bou Craa in Western Sahara to the port of Marsa10mo ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Hydropowerplant in Iceland (Photo by Matjaz Krivic) [1080x720]4mo ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The High Street cap in Columbus, OH, a cost-efficient way to mitigate the damage caused to American neighborhoods by freeway construction of the 1960s. Holds 3 lanes of traffic as well as two commercial buildings. The surrounding area’s seen significant development since the bridge was built.3mo ⋅ mrthrowawayacc04 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
A solar farm shaped like Mickey Mouse that powers Walt Disney World in Bay Lake, USA.1yr ⋅ gahte3 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
St. John's Bridge across the Willamette River in Portland, USA3mo ⋅ tanmaypendse63 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The Willy Brandt airport of Berlin is finally open after a delay of almost 9 years and have over €4 billion of extra spending.5mo ⋅ KantKay11 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The tuned mass damper of Taipei 101 skyscraper. A tuned mass damper is a device mounted in structures to reduce the amplitude of mechanical vibrations. Their application can prevent discomfort, damage, or outright structural failure.5mo ⋅ _SP3CT3R ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The Telescope at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico has collapsed, presumably in a much less awesome fashion than in Goldeneye.4mo ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Do Nuclear power plants count as infrastructure? If so, then here's the Bruce nuclear power plant in Canada, also the 13th most powerful Nuclear power plant in the world, that generates around 9% of Canadian energy by itself.7mo ⋅ StarlordLoral ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Unlike Dallas, they build flyover interchanges for trains in singapore. Jurong East interchange station.6mo ⋅ rgtgg ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The Dresden Suspension Railway is the second-oldest of its kind, dating back to 190110mo ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Edouard Montpetit REM station excavation, 70m below Montreal7mo ⋅ slapped_chicken ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
These unique hybrid monorails ran on the US Capital subway system from 1915-19611wk ⋅ Marc_Sasaki ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Peachtree Center Transit Station in Atlanta. At 120 feet below downtown it is Atlanta's deepest MARTA station and it is massive.4mo ⋅ hoggytime613 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Liege-Guillemins train station in Belgium. It is hard to find a photo that captures this place!10mo ⋅ Terraky ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
I heard you guys like nuclear power plants. Here’s Forsmark Nuclear Power plant in Sweden2mo ⋅ corrupt_girl ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Mackinac Bridge connecting the upper and lower peninsulas of the U.S. state of Michigan6mo ⋅ sylsau ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Terminal at Berlin's New Brandenburg Airport, due to open on October 31 after 9 years of delays and billions of euros of cost overruns have become a major scandal and embarrassment to the city.6mo ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The Millau Viaduct in France, the world's tallest bridge3mo ⋅ principle_fbundle ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Solar power plants in the United States photographed by Bernhard Lang6mo ⋅ nikrdc ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
The MassDOT is planning to spend $1 billion to replace the decaying MassPike viaduct in Allston. They'll be straightening it, moving it to at-grade, and removing the tangle of ramps that were needed in the days of tollbooths. This will free up 100 Acres for development and parks.5mo ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Ventilation Towers of the Velsertunnel, a passage beneath the North Sea Canal in the Netherlands4mo ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Since 1998, Carmel, Indiana, a suburb of Indianapolis, has replaced almost all of its signalized intersections with roundabouts. They have 125 now and plan to reach 140.6mo ⋅ kernals12 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
A bicycle lane that goes over a school before crossing a canal in Utrecht, the Netherlands.1yr ⋅ gahte3 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Oresund Bridge during the handball world cup final today between 🇸🇪Sweden and 🇩🇰Denmark.2mo ⋅ thp44 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Arc de Triomphe, Paris France at the western end of the Champs-Elysees at the center of the Place Charles de Gaulle (12 intersection roundabout)9mo ⋅ Ninnux ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Solar panels covering the hillside in China's Henan Province [2400x3000]7mo ⋅ earthmoonsun ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
A temporary bridge built over an under-construction underground metro station in Mumbai, India2mo ⋅ LimpMusician2069 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Strawinskylaan underground bicycle parking, Amsterdam, Netherlands1yr ⋅ gahte3 ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Highest suspension bridge in Africa - Mohamed VI - Rabat, Morocco11mo ⋅ LiKhrejMnDarMo9ahba ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
Grande Dixence, Switzerland, the tallest gravity dam in the world, built from 1950 to 19618mo ⋅ biwook ⋅ r/InfrastructurePorn
