Extreme Engineering: With Danny Forster, Joseph Giotta, Larc Spies, John Littlefield. Each episode of Extreme Engineering features a major construction and engineering project.

In this episode of Extreme Engineering, Sixty-five miles east of Los Angeles, at one thousand feet below the mountain range, we are going down the belly of the earth. Miners are digging two huge tunnels to …

The recovery of New Orleans from the Hurricane Katrina devastation will take years. Before long-term solutions can be implemented, immediate repairs are needed to keep New Orleans dry. Join …

The New Bay Bridge is the biggest construction project in California history. This two-mile, earthquake-proof road will replace the most heavily trafficked bridge in the country-the span linking San …

In a series of engineering firsts, two interstate highways are being rebuilt beneath Boston, sending its traffic 120 feet underground! The "Big Dig" will take more than 30 years to build, but not without …

In this episode of Extreme Engineering, A look at the destroyer ship Uss Donald Cook's weapons systems and operations. We will see the incredible precision needed in the installation of a missile …

The Hong Kong international airport is the largest civil engineering project in history and the largest enclosed space in the world. It is also 16 miles out to sea and built on a platform that was …

The Eastern Highland, a vast plateau 100 miles south of the Artic Circle, is the site of a bold challenge of extreme engineering. World-class tunnel diggers are carving more than 45 miles of tunnels through …

Architect Danny Forster braves great heights and huge depths to explore some of the world's most head-scratching buildings in this new series of Extreme Engineering.

The recovery of New Orleans from the Hurricane Katrina devastation will take years. Before long-term solutions can be implemented, immediate repairs are needed to keep New Orleans dry. Join …