In a political landscape where Americans cannot agree on anything, an exception is the Infrastructure Crisis. Transportation, energy, water, a green future, and so many more are vital components of how the nation functions. However, years of underinvestment and a lack of centralization have resulted in the United States being on the brink of a severe infrastructure crisis. But now there is a plan, a $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Law set to Rebuild America. Two years after the law’s signing, very few people know where money has gone, projects that have started, and how their lives will be altered. Building Blocks takes a deep look at the history of American Infrastructure and this monumental legislation set to right its wrongs, sometimes for better and sometimes for worse.