Projects

Imagine arriving at an airport that not only meets your expectations but exceeds them. The new Terminal C at Orlando International Airport, built by Turner, is not just an expansion: it is a masterpiece of design and technology, a symbol of modernity where every detail has been carefully crafted to transform your travel experience.

One of the most decisive infrastructures protecting Madrid from extreme rainfall was built by Dragados. It is the Arroyofresno Stormwater Tank, which helps prevent floods, protect the water quality of the Manzanares River, and make Spain’s capital a more resilient city against climate change.

Skyscrapers as emblematic as the Commerzbank Tower, which at 259 meters is still the tallest building in Germany, the Messeturm, the Main Tower, Tower 185, Kastor and Pollux bear our stamp. Now, we add a new landmark that raises the city's skyline even higher: ONE, a 190-meter-tall, 49-story tower.

At 679 metres high, Merdeka in Kuala Lumpur is the tallest building in Southeast Asia and the second tallest in the world, behind only the Burj Khalifa. And if there is one thing these giants have in common, beyond their height, it is that they both have the DNA of the GCS.

In addition to being one of the largest and most acoustically advanced concert halls in the world, the "Elbephilarmonie" is a symbol of the port and the city of Hamburg. Its construction would not have been possible without the technological and digital advances implemented by Hochtief.

With a capacity of 70,000 spectators and the potential to expand to 100,000, SoFi Stadium can be considered the sporting jewel of Los Angeles. It has already hosted the Super Bowl and will host the America's Cup in 2024, the World Cup in 2026 and the Olympic Games in 2028. A disruptive and multidisciplinary stadium that will also host the world's greatest artists.

In the United Kingdom, Dragados is leading the most important mobility projects, such as Bank (London), Euston (London) and Curzon (Birmingham) projects, which will contribute to modernizing and expanding the capacity of the country's railway network.

Dragados was in charge of increasing the capacity of Galicia's most iconic infrastructure by 40% by adding a third lane in each direction without affecting traffic flow. This project has been recognized internationally, being a finalist in the OSTRA Awards, the Nobel Prizes of infrastructures.

The also known as "Puente de la Pepa" is one of the most unique, large and complex works in Spain. It has a potential capacity of 100,000 vehicles per day and boasts some landmarks of undoubted interest. It is the longest bridge in Spain (3,092m), the second longest gauge in the world (69m) and the third longest span in Europe (540m).

After the volcanic eruption of the Tajogaite volcano in Cumbre Vieja, Dragados built a road over the lava to restore the connection between the areas of the island that had been cut off. It also did so in a sustainable way, reusing the stone material from the eruption. A unique project in the world.