The new platform gives crane fans a space to share their passion with like-minded people. They can upload their crane photos, comment on them, like them and share them. In addition, users receive the latest product information direct from Liebherr. This means that manufacturers, service technicians, crane drivers and fans are forming their own community.
Global capitals or small villages, South Sea beaches or high mountains, detached houses or airports – crane drivers see our world from on high. Liebherr Tower Cranes would like everybody interested in its machines to share in the pleasure of these fascinating views. Of course not only are photographs from the crane cabin in demand, but those of the cranes themselves as well. The posts then land on the Tower Crane world map. Every individual contribution will tell a unique story – and every additional photograph will add to the "World of Cranes".
Good to know: no separate registration is required. Access to the site is available very easily via www.tower-crane-world.com. Photographs can be shared, for example, through Facebook or WhatsApp – or simply with a user name.

10/09/2026
Press releases
Considerate and flexible: two Liebherr NC-B cranes at work in Sai Kung
A new residential development is under construction in Ho Chung, Sai Kung. Foundation and excavation and lateral support works have been underway since December 2024 and are expected to continue until end of 2026. Two Liebherr NC-B 12-70 tower cranes are handling material logistics on the confined site.

03/09/2026
Press releases
Water for a whole valley: Liebherr Fibre crane at work high in Val Trompia
In Bovegno, Italy, work is progressing on a new drinking water treatment plant designed to supply thousands of residents and businesses across the Val Trompia region. Handling the major lifting tasks on site is a Liebherr 240 EC-B Fibre tower crane, its fourth deployment and the first of its kind to arrive in the country.

27/08/2026
Press releases
Precision over Lyon: Liebherr tower cranes conquer one of France’s most complex urban builds
Nestled between a major shopping centre and a 115 metre tower with barely room to breathe, the Ki construction site in Lyon left no margin for error. Three Liebherr EC-B flat-top tower cranes spent 14 months proving that the right technology, when precisely configured, can turn one of France's most constrained urban sites into a functioning, efficient construction operation.