Sotiris Kanaris is a Features Editor at New Civil Engineer. He specializes in topics related to civil engineering, infrastructure development, and sustainable practices within the industry. His insights and analyses have been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing his expertise and commitment to advancing the conversation in these critical areas.
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Sotiris Kanaris' coverage mainly focuses on government announcements and press releases, with a significant emphasis on engineering, sustainability, business & industry. Therefore, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to infrastructure projects, innovative sustainable solutions within the construction industry or developments in engineering practices.
Given his focus on government announcements and press releases, Sotiris may be particularly responsive to pitches that provide insights into major infrastructure projects or initiatives driven by governmental bodies aimed at promoting sustainability or addressing climate change through construction and engineering advances.
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What makes a perfect infrastructure client? Senior leaders from contractors and consultants share their views.
By: Sotiris Kanaris
What do early career professionals identify as their main challenges and what support can companies and more senior team members offer?
A total of 253 experts shared their views and insights with our writers who put together the In-Depth articles that were featured in the print editions as
By: Sotiris Kanaris
Constructing a 6km breakwater with the deepest foundations in Europe has required technical expertise to execute its multiple phases.
By: Sotiris Kanaris
A conversation with Alasdair Fowler, Tony Gee and Partners CEO on how engineers should combat longstanding infrastructure delivery issues.
By: Sotiris Kanaris
A look back at the temporary works implemented to accommodate the use of SPMTs for the installation of HS2’s A422 overbridge main span.
By: Sotiris Kanaris
Awareness of temporary works’ critical role in the construction process is growing, but knowledge gaps are still impacting some projects.
By: Sotiris Kanaris
Temporary works are being used to address construction challenges in many projects, as shown in photos shared by Temporary Works Forum members
By: Sotiris Kanaris
A 93m-long bridge is the centrepiece of the Amids South project, which aims to boost the local economy by improving transport links.
By: Sotiris Kanaris
The EA’s shift from a project-based to a capital programme-wide approach for low-carbon technologies trials.
