construction (1952-1970)

The construction period from 1952 to 1970 was marked by rapid growth and modernization in many countries. It involved building new infrastructure like highways, bridges, and airports, along with large-scale residential and commercial buildings. Innovations in materials and techniques improved speed and efficiency. This era reflected post-war economic recovery, increased urbanization, and technological advances, leading to expanded cities and improved connectivity. It was also a time of standardization and mass production in construction, laying the groundwork for modern urban development. Overall, it was a transformative period that shaped the physical and infrastructural landscape for subsequent generations.