Rob Bell's Engineering Reborn

Rob visits the High Line, a 1.5‑mile elevated park in New York City. He then tours a former power station in Singapore that now houses Dyson’s headquarters and the Elbphilharmonie, the celebrated concert hall in Hamburg, both featured in the programme.

The episode titled is a programme that follows a single presenter as he moves between three striking contemporary sites. It is presented as a self‑contained episode, offering a concise look at each location without extending into a broader series. In this instalment, Rob travels from New York to Singapore and then to Hamburg, taking viewers along as he examines each venue. He spends time on the elevated park in Manhattan, steps inside the repurposed industrial building that now houses Dyson’s headquarters, and finishes with a visit to the celebrated concert hall on the River Elbe. The first segment showcases the High Line, a 1.5‑mile‑long park that runs above the streets of New York City. Rob walks its length, pointing out how the former railway line has been transformed into a green corridor that offers both city views and public space high above the traffic below. The final part of the episode moves to Asia and Europe. In Singapore, Rob tours a former power station that has been converted into Dyson’s corporate headquarters, highlighting the blend of historic structure and modern office design. He then heads to Hamburg, where he steps inside the Elbphilharmonie – the city’s great concert hall – and gives a brief overview of its architecture and role as a cultural landmark.