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From VR experiences at in-person events to online webinars, there are several opportunities to explore Future World Vision. See the full list of events to find one that fits your calendar.
C-Crete Technologies has unveiled a portland-cement-free mix that it hopes will change the concrete market.
An old 1,375 ft deep Welsh slate mine has been transformed with cabins built in a 50 ft high underground chamber with a 130 ft by 50 ft wide footprint.
The developers set out to re-create what ancient Romans and Greeks accomplished with pozzolanic cement, but with modern performance levels.
Machine intelligence can be a powerful tool to address problems in the civil engineering field that traditional computational approaches cannot resolve.
MVRDV designs Hangzhou Oil Refinery Factory Park in Hangzhou, China, adding power to the grid and amenities to the historic Grand Canal.
Resilient infrastructure is essential for communities as extreme weather becomes more commonplace. But resilient infrastructure isn’t simply about protecting against storms either.
Advanced technologies and innovations present a unique opportunity to design a new generation of smart infrastructure for the future.
The partnership forged between ASCE and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration two years ago continues to bear fruit.
Surging growth in solar photovoltaics and a rebound in wind power will result in the largest absolute annual increase ever in renewable energy capacity.
With droughts expected to intensify in Colorado in the future, multiple sectors with varied water needs met to highlight collaborative and innovative solutions.
See how Future World Vision comes to life through an immersive VR experience.
Stay updated on the upcoming Future World Vision giant-screen film, Cities of the Future.
Create and share your own custom tour of Mega City 2070.