Over the next 12 months, North America is set for transformative opportunities in underground cities and engineering, with Canada and the USA leading the charge. Both countries can unlock vast new real estate beneath urban landscapes, creating climate-resilient, energy-efficient infrastructure and expanding underground transit networks. In Canada, the focus is on leveraging space in densely populated areas and advancing sustainable development, while in the USA, opportunities abound in revolutionizing urban infrastructure, developing underground smart cities, and pioneering innovative underground data centers to meet booming tech demands. Together, they can capitalize on cutting-edge technology, drive sustainable growth, and shape the future of modern cities below the surface.

In Montreal, Quebec, the Underground City RÉSO is an interconnected network of office towers, hotels, shopping centres, residential, and commercial areas that seamlessly connects to the Montreal Metro line. According to the Montreal blog, February 2022, the RÉSO receives nearly 500,000 visits per day, making it one of Montreal’s most important tourist attractions. Countries with limited land availability such as Singapore or the city of Tokyo, developers are utilizing the underground space particularly those located around train stations. For Tokyo, the Marunouchi area is one Japan’s leading business districts according to GoTokyo. In Singapore, they built extensive underground pedestrian links in areas like Marina Bay.

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