Part of Dhaka’s 20-year Strategic Transport Plan, Line-6 is one in the new 129km family of MRT network planned. It consists of 16 elevated stations, 20.1km in total length, costing 2.8 billion USD. It is splits into 2 phases starting from 2016 and it has been in service since 2022.
Aiming to improve railway capacity and modernizing the 620km railway that connects Myanmar’s biggest commercial cities, this project section spans 71km and costing 8 billion yen.
Part of a greater 163km suburban railway network North-South Commuter Railway (NSCR) project, this section covers 53.1km from Malolos to Clark and Clark International Airport with . Budgeted at $6.1bn, this section is projected to be completed in 2025 with the rest of NSCR in 2031.
Part of the Highway No.35 Bang Khunthian – Ekkachai road construction project (section 3) to ease traffic congestion, this section widen the preexisting highway from 10 to 14 lanes with elevated segments.
A multi-phase project headed by a Thai-Chinese joint committee, the first phase of the project runs from Bangkok to Nakhon Ratchasima (253km). The $5.2bn project phase is slated to be complete in 2026. It is also part of the larger Pan-Asia High-speed Railway Network’s central route.
Originally opened in 2016 and informally known as the Purple Line MRT, it is Bangkok’s fifth rapid transit line. A southern extension expands the MRT line with 17 stations (23.5km, 12.7km underground, 10km elevated, 0.8km transitioning station). Construction has started in second half of 2022 and it is projected to open in 2027.
With a budget of 35 million USD, the project consists of 12 wind turbines and a 4.3 km link bridge connecting the shore and turbines. The turbines are installed on reinforced foundations with multi-pile structure.
Located in Singapore Data Centre Park, the data centre is a 1 billion USD investment by Facebook to strengthen its presence in Southeast Asia. The data centre boasts 170000 sqm with 11 storeys and incorporates StatePoint Liquid Cooling system to minimise water and power consumption.
This fabrication plant is part of Global Foundries effort to expand its manufacturing footprint in Singapore. With a budget of 4 billion USD, the 23000 sqm fab, it is Singapore’s most advanced semiconductor facility to date, and is able to produce an additional 450000 wafers annually.
Owned by CapitaLand Mall Trust and built on the site of the former Funan DigitalLife Mall, the newly developed tech-first mall first started construction in 2017. Funan eventually includes a slew of new features, such as a dedicated cycling lane, rock climbing wall, sport facilities, and a 18000 sqft theatre. In 2021, a pedestrian link connecting the mall with City Hall MRT was opened.
The third data centre operated by the United State data centre Digital Realty, it is one of its major 1 billion USD data centre development investment in Singapore. The facility spans 34000 sqm and is able to carry an IT load of 50 megawatts, more than the combined load of 40 megawatts from its earlier Digital Jurong and Digital Loyang I.
Boskalis Westminster N.V. is a Dutch dredging and heavy lifting company that provides services relating to the construction and maintenance of maritime infrastructure internationally. The company has one of the world’s largest dredging fleets.
