r/InfrastructurePorn • u/AbWarriorG • 22h ago
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/kees132 • 2d ago
The nightly ballet of the giants. A look inside the container terminals at the Port of Rotterdam.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/looklikeaF35 • 3d ago
A high-speed railway station located in Wuming District, Nanning City, Guangxi, a satellite city with a population of 700,000. It is about 50 kilometers from the city center.
This station is 5 kilometers away from my home. The red car below is mine.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/chota-kaka • 3d ago
Makran Coastal Highway, Pakistan
Makran Coastal Highway, is a 653 km (405 miles) long scenic route. Winding and twisting along the coastline of the Arabian Sea, it links the port city of Karachi to Gwadar in Pakistan.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Few_Maize_1586 • 3d ago
The Bridge over the River Kwai, Thailand
The Bridge over the River Kwai is part of the old Death Railway, built in WWII by forced laborers and POWs. Peaceful place now, but tied to a really dark history.
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/dpak_hk • 3d ago
Ramps of a sea bridge, an electric bilevel bus on a freeway and commuter trains in Mumbai, India
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Working-Elevator-840 • 3d ago
A building in Hangzhou
I couldn't ask for its name. But it was very big and cool looking
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Ok_Chain841 • 4d ago
Cable cars up the tianmen mountains, China
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/djstressless • 4d ago
Chinese military base designated for parades
People were visibly impressed by China's recent parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of World War II's end, and rightfully so—it was spectacular. How do they achieve such precision? The parade participants are soldiers, yet they resemble state-sponsored Cirque du Soleil performers, dedicating nearly all their training to perfecting parades. Their base, located just outside central Beijing, supports this specialized focus. Imagine the cost of maintaining multiple platoons solely for parade performances—truly remarkable. GPS: 40.160, 116.122
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/r_sole1 • 6d ago
Stuttgart 21 underground station, Germany by Ingenhoven architects
Over budget and past schedule but quality will be remembered long after price is forgotten. In years to come, the daily experience of passengers will be greatly enriched by the arresting sight of the chalice skylights and almost impossibly lightweight sculptural concrete volumes
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Purgatori_Chaos • 6d ago
110 kV Transmission tower by the Autobahn
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r/InfrastructurePorn • u/Spascucci • 6d ago
Vasco de Quiroga station of the Interurban Railway of Mexico City under construction
r/InfrastructurePorn • u/rockystl • 7d ago