Build & Move
Keep track of the newest infrastructure and transportation-related projects on the road to a Better Philippines.
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Manila Bay Reclamation: The Future in Our Hands
Coastal land reclamation is nothing new. But recent decades has seen it emerge as a global phenomenon, specially in the…
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Flood Woes: Metro Manila Needs Better City Planning
Metro Manila, the bustling capital of the Philippines, has long been grappling with the recurring issue of flooding due to…
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Milestone Alert: Malolos-Clark Railway Segment Nears Completion
Exciting news! The Malolos-Clark Railway segment of the North-South Commuter Railway’s (NSCR) is rapidly approaching the finish line. The railway…
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PBBM Assures Continuation of Philippines’ Golden Age of Infrastructure
As the Philippines stands at the cusp of a transformative era in infrastructure development, President Bongbong Marcos is emphasizing his…
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How Infra Development Fuels Economic Growth in the PH
In the heart of the Philippines, change is afoot. Infrastructure development is the driving force behind the nation’s economic transformation.…
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Pasay Monorail: A Sign of Exciting Things to Come
How do you increase the business activity in a particular area? Well, that’s easy, you create transportation that will provide…
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Continuing BuildBuildBuild: What’s Next?
Throughout President Rodrigo Duterte’s term, Philippine economic managers touted the “Build, Build, Build” (BBB) infrastructure program as fuel to economic…
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PNR San Pablo-Lucena Now Rolling Again!
Rejoice citizens of Laguna and Quezon, the PNR San Pablo-Lucena section is set to roll once again. This section links…
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Metro Manila Subway: The Future of PH Transportation
If you’re from Metro Manila, you’ve surely heard of the Metro Manila Subway construction that started in 2019. Well, here’s…
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Should the government legitimize habal-habal?
Hop on, turn, and go. It’s too easy to ride a habal-habal. However, the service remains illegal in urban areas…
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