r/InfrastructurePorn • u/jgurbisz • 1d ago
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/BiscottiWRLD • 1d ago
3S cable car system infrastructure at the Matterhorn Alpine Crossing (3,821m), Switzerland [OC]
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Big_Piano_3920 • 4d ago
Record-breaking bridge in China
Jiangsu’s Zhangjinggao Yangtze River Bridge, set to open by 2028, will become the world’s largest-span suspension bridge (2,300m) and set six world records. It’s a flagship project showcasing China’s bridge engineering innovation.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/CosmoTheCollector • 4d ago
Aerial view of the Hoosier Dome. Indianapolis, Indiana. (May 1984)
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Japan_Sushi_Master • 5d ago
The exposed conduits and complex wiring neatly layered along the ceiling of Tokyo Metro's Yotsuya-sanchome Station.
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r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Mission_Effect4584 • 8d ago
Ottawa's Cliffside District Heating Plant
Stage 1 of Ottawa's district heating plant upgrades are nearly complete. 4 plants have been built or renovated, which will collectively power up to 4000 commercial buildings on low carbon heating and AC.
Each plant is also a public realm project, with rooftop parks, lookout points, and integrated office space.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Big_Piano_3920 • 9d ago
A masterpiece of 19th-century bridge engineering in Italy
The Paderno Bridge is a historic iron arch bridge over the Adda River in Lombardy. Opened in 1889, it carries both railway and road traffic and is considered an outstanding example of nineteenth-century Italian engineering.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/pattebrisee • 11d ago
NASA’s crawler-transporter 2 moving toward the Vehicle Assembly Building before Artemis II rollout
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • 11d ago
The Garmsar Salt Cave features massive salt pillars that support its ceiling, formed and shaped by the Achaemenid Empire during salt extraction in 550–330 BC. Located in the Iran, the cave has 27 mines, and the one shown here is a popular tourist attraction
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Investment_Banger • 12d ago
A 151-year-old Railway yard in Luxembourg
Fond-de-Gras, Luxembourg. Built in 1875 for iron ore mining. Much of the site is now surrounded by deep dense forest with the surrounding area (De Minett) declared a bio-sphere reserve by UNESCO. The area is also called Land of Red Rocks due to iron rich red soil.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Effective-Dish-1334 • 12d ago
Before GPS, the U.S. built thousands of concrete arrows and beacon towers like this so airmail pilots could navigate across the country.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/ottoheinz999 • 13d ago
Malutang Grand Bridge, Wenshan, Yunnan, China, near the border with the Vietnamese province of Ha Giang
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Adnims • 13d ago
Bjørnafjordbrua: The world's longest floating bridge (5500m) planned in Norway
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Status_Commission264 • 13d ago
Nanchangdong Railway Station, Jiangxi, China
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Status_Commission264 • 13d ago
New built Xiamen Xiangan International Airport XMN
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/g33klibrarian • 15d ago
Chicago’s L — elevated train street overpass in Wicker Park neighborhood [OC]
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Traditional_Look7901 • 15d ago
100 meter median ROW section of stoney trail highway in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
This is a section of Calgary's stoney trail named "tsutina trail" in the SW it was planned since the 1970s and opened in 2020.
This section was built on indigenous reserve land from the "tsutina nation" in a deal signed in 2013. The plan was to put a second ring road through the middle as another ring road could not be built to the west and would reconnect further south, but those plans are far ahead/cancelled.
Expansion can fit up to 20 lanes in the median alone if required.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/zedazeni • 15d ago
The City of Bridges, Pittsburgh PA. Pic is OC
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Stunning-Way-7527 • 15d ago
34th-Street Hudson Yards, NY, NY, USA [OC]
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/TracyTrumpleskins • 16d ago
i90 bridge over Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest in Washington.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Investment_Banger • 17d ago
A tram crossing Luxembourg’s iconic Red Bridge at sunset
Luxembourg’s Red Bridge carries LuxTram across the Alzette valley while the main railway line runs below.