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Season 8

10 episodes · 2010

  1. 1Singapore Sky Park

    08 Apr 2010

    Singapore's Skypark will hang 650 feet in the air on top of 3 skyscrapers.

  2. 2Rio De Janerio's Power Island Project

    15 Apr 2001

    Rio de Janeiro has frequent widespread blackouts. So Brazil is building one of the largest hydroelectric projects in the world, consisting of two hydroelectric dam's (Anta and Simplício).

  3. 3Kuwait Tower

    29 Apr 2010

    The world's tallest twisting structure, Kuwait's Al Hamra Tower, is looked at.

  4. 4New Orleans Surge Barrier

    09 May 2010

    In an attempt to save the city from another disaster, New Orleans is building the world's strongest hurricane protection system, including the largest storm surge barrier ever built and radical hurricane resistant homes.

  5. 5South Africa's Mponeng Gold Mine

    13 May 2010

    Travel to the deepest place on Earth, Johannesburg, South Africa's Mponeng Gold Mine.

  6. 6Overhauling the Bay Bridge

    20 May 2010

    Overhauling the San Francisco Bay Bridge is the biggest construction projects in the US.

  7. 7Melbourne Stadium

    27 May 2010

    Melbourne, Australia is building one of the most innovative stadiums ever built. With its unprecedented geodesic roof and advanced cladding, it will be the ultimate fan experience, and an icon for a city known as the sporting capital of the world.

  8. 8Gotthard Base Tunnel

    30 May 2010 · 1 hr 0 min

    The Swiss government is spending 18 billion dollars to create the Gotthard Base Tunnel - the longest tunnel in the world, getting people and goods through the Alps up to 3 times faster and ultimately changing European transit forever.

  9. 9Abu Dhabi Central Market

    17 Jun 2010

    Abu Dhabi's $15 billion Central Market will be a new cultural hub for an emerging world destination, complete with offices, parks, luxurious shops, and hotels - and all centered around the world's tallest residential tower, over 1250 feet high.

  10. 10Port of Rotterdamfinale

    01 Jul 2010

    Danny Forster goes behind the scenes at the Port of Rotterdam, where crews are in the middle of the largest Earth-moving project in history - all to triple the port's capacity, and help it serve the biggest ships on the planet.