Construction of Venice: How Thousands of Wooden Piles Built a City

The 10 Deadliest Machines in Construction History

The Machines That Built the World Trade Center (1966-1973)

History of Construction

The Machines That Built the Empire State Building in 410 Days (1930-1931)

The Machines That Built the Interstate Highways (1956)

Building the Alaska Pipeline (1974–1977): 800 Miles Through Mountains and Permafrost

Pearl Harbor Construction (1908-1919): Building America’s Strategic Naval Base in the Pacific

Inside Buckingham Palace: The Raw Engineering That Built Britain’s Most Guarded Building

Before Automation: 6,000 Trees to a War Machine - The Engineering of HMS Victory

Construction of Fenway Park (1911–1912) – How Boston Built America’s Most Iconic Ballpark

The Machines That Built the Pentagon in 16 Months (1941)

World Trade Center 1 & 2 Construction (1966-1971): The Towers that are no longer there

Chrysler Building Construction (1928-1930): How it won the race for the tallest building

The Machines That Built the Washington Monument (1848-1884)

The Machine That Built the Alaska Highway in 8 Months - 1942

Building America's Highest Bridge: Royal Gorge Bridge (1929)

Building the Alaska Highway (1941-1942): 1,700 Miles Through Untamed Wilderness

The Machines That Built the Golden Gate Bridge (1933-1937)

Rockefeller Center Construction (1930-1939): The City Within a City

The Greek Trick That Made Mount Rushmore Possible

The Machine That Built the Gateway Arch (1963-1965)

Erie Canal Construction (1817–1825): The Ditch That Built New York

The Machines That Built the TVA Dams (1933-1944)

Before Hydraulics: How Cable Cranes Built Americas Bridges

Before Hydraulics: The Brutal Reality of 1930s Motor Graders!