The Infrastructure 100 ARC Trans-Hudson PR Tunnel USA
ASAP New Schools Canada
Empire State Building Retrofit USA
Greater New Orleans HSDRRS USA
Bridgepoint Hospital P3
Green Power Express
Canada
USA
Canada Line Rapid Transit Canada
Cape Wind USA
Cascade and Chinook Subsea Development USA
CRCHUM P3 Canada
Hydro One Smart Grid Canada
IH 635 (LBJ) Managed Lanes P3 USA
Keystone Oil Pipeline Extension USA/Canada
Long Beach Courthouse P3 USA
Middle Harbor Redevelopment Project USA
New York City Water Tunnel No.3
Arcosol Termesol
Flamanville 3
Spain
France
BELB Schools & Facilities
Gate LNG Terminal Netherlands
UK
USA
NextGen Air Traffic Control System
Berlin-Brandenburg International Airport
Gotthard Base Tunnel
Germany
Switzerland
Braga Hospital
USA
Greater Manchester WastE d.a. pfi
Portugal
Ontario Wind & Solar Clusters
Evelyn Grace Academy
Canada
UK
UK
Turks & Caicos Is. Hospital PPP Turks & Caicos Is.
Université des Métiers d’Artisanat Guadeloupe PPP
Haramain High Speed Rail
Guadeloupe Is.
Windsor-Essex Parkway / Detroit River Int. Crossing
Burj Khalifa
KSA
UAE
IGI Airport Expansion
Disi Water Conveyance Project Jordan
Canada/USA
India
KG-D6 Gas Development & East-West Pipeline
EEEL Building University of Calgary
India
Canada
Autopistas de La Montaña Colombia
Atotonilco Wastewater Treatment Plant Mexico
Centro de Rehabilitación Infantil Teletón
Coca Codo-Sinclair Hydropower Plant Ecuador
Falcón Matamoros Aqueduct Project Mexico
Metro Cable San Agustín Venezuela
Panama Canal Expansion Panama
Golar/Petrobras FLNG
Parque Eólico Talinay
São Paulo Ring-Road - RodoAnel Oeste Brazil
San Luis Potosí University PPP Mexico
Brazil
Chile
Mexico
Hidromaule Lircay
Cidade Administrativa do Estado de Minas Gerais
Chile
Pernambuco Prison PPP
Madeira Hydroelectric Complex
Peru LNG
TAV Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Peru
Brazil
Brazil
Santo Domingo Metro Dominican Republic
Scale, feasibility, complexity, innovation and impact on society... These five objective elements are the core of the criteria used to shape the Infrastructure100.
inspirational projects at various stages of development. Our judges delivered just that.
With the help of specialists and professionals from around the world, IJ and KPMG compiled this list through months of research and debate. The end result is a subjective reflection of culture, politics, economics and insight from some of the best minds in architecture, engineering, construction, finance, law, public policy and academia.
To compile the one hundred, we reached beyond our readership and networks to draw in hundreds of exceptional nominations from people who share a passion for infrastructure. With careful consideration, IJ weighed the merits of each nomination and selected a diverse shortlist to present to our regional judging panels.
This list reveals compelling trends, brilliant design and essential industrial development. I am proud of the diversity reflected here. We imagined the Infrastructure100 to have wide geographical and technological representation with
It was a daunting and unenviable task. We intentionally asked judges to weigh and debate projects that in many ways cannot be compared like for like. The shortlists often included small, but significant, projects up against widely-publicised mega