The southern French city of Montpellier enjoys an average of 2’618 hours of sunshine each year. Now, thanks to the perforated roof made of Ductal® Archistructure on the new high-speed (TGV) train station, the sun will be there to welcome travelers as they benefit from greatly reduced travel times between other major French and Spanish cities.

Designed by Jean Nouvel, La Marseillaise marks a real turning point for the Mediterranean city of Marseille. Not only does this 135-meter office block demonstrate architectural and technical prowess, it is also a sustainable economic and social project.

Architect Maryam Ashford-Brown designed a new building for the Weleda pharmaceutical laboratory in Huningue, Alsace, France.

The new Nipigon River Bridge east of Thunder Bay, Ontario is the first cable-stayed structure on the Ontario TransCanada Highway system. The project started in 2013 on this four-lane, two-span bridge which will replace an aging, two-lane structure. The new bridge has three precast concrete towers with cables supporting a 252m bridge deck and separate sidewalk for pedestrians. The center...

The Barts Square masterplan, developed by Sheppard Robson for Helical, establishes a new urban mixed-use quarter in the heart of the City of London.

Ductal® Archistructure allowed the construction of large canopies with a design and budget similar to metal. The watertightness and durability of Ductal® make it an ideal material for the roof of this public structure.

On Beirut's Al Nahr corniche, the Zeena tower -first UHPC façade project in Lebanon- features a 100-metre-high ‘urban filter’ façade on one side overlooking the expressway adjacent to the Beirut River. The building located at the heart of the Ashrafieh neighbourhood in Beirut comprises retail units, offices, residential spaces and car parking levels.

This unique building has been designed by Chinese architects TF 铨赋, Xiaofeng Zhang and Shan Huang, with an inspiration of the ancient Chinese art painting guóhuà.

Apex House is part of Grainger’s Seven Sisters Regeneration project located on the corner of Seven Sisters Road and Tottenham High Road in London.163 new residential units across two towers and four townhouses with a mixture of tenures, as well as communal roof terraces, amenity space and a new commercial market space to accommodate the local shops.

Rising from the bank of the Tigris River, the Central Bank of Iraq building, conveys the core values of the institution: Solidity, Stability and Sustainability.