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By creating riverside recreation spaces and green corridors, this connective urban regeneration project is benefiting the community in several ways.

Susan Leadbetter, principal consultant at WSP, highlights the importance of incorporating the needs of diverse groups into design.

Join us for an insightful lecture on the expansion of the LA Metro urban rail system, focusing on the engineering challenges of tunnelling in a complex urban environment with active faults, gases, and existing infrastructure.

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…

Design and build cities that really meet the needs of growing urban populations Most of the world’s cities have 3 things in common. They were built in places that were easy to defend, had access to fresh water and were convenient for trading. As cities have evolved what they need to flourish has als…

Fulfilling King Charles III’s vision for sustainable living Poundbury is an urban extension to the Dorset county town of Dorchester. Built on Duchy of Cornwall land, the town reflects His Majesty King Charles III’s vision of what town planning should be like. The King sought to challenge 20th centur…

Our activity as civil engineers is key to creating the world of the future and ensuring the infrastructure we have is safe, resilient, sustainable and delivers social benefit.

ICE Publishing provides technical and management journals and books for civil engineering professionals, academics and students worldwide. Many of these publications are available through the ICE Virtual Library.

It's a bigger issue in England than in Wales, which recently made Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) manadatory in new developments. 

To mark the upcoming Trees, People and the Built Environment 4 conference hosted by the Institute of Chartered Foresters, Sue James, a founding member of the Trees and Design Action Group, explains why engineers should take note.

John Schoon examines the issues around pedestrian characteristics and practical design to see how people can be encouraged to walk more.

The Breaking Silos series continues with early career professionals reflecting on how nature can address the climate and biodiversity crises.