A day on the construction site. It's very difficult to choose it 30 years later. It is difficult to distinguish between mixed memories, from the construction of the works that triggered the Italian miracle of the Second World War to the inauguration of the new Genoa Bridge.
 

Renzo Rossi was there. First, with the Lodigiani company, then with the Webuild Group. At the age of 22, he began working with Lodigiani, one of the first Italian companies in the large infrastructure sector.

Thirty-one years later, he became the site manager of the new San Giorgio Bridge in Genoa. Today, he is busy coordinating the Terzo Valico project, the high-speed train that will connect Genoa to Milan. His testimony “lights up” the first episode of “A Day on Construction Site”, the podcast series of the Webuild Group.

Through Rossi's unpublished story, the figure of Vincenzo Lodigiani re-emerges, the last heir of a dynasty of builders, who died on March 1, at the age of 88, and together with him the pieces of a legacy that over the years led up to establishing the Webuild Group, today one of the best players in the sector, globally.