Aurecon ranked among top five best partners of leading global architects

03 February 2016 - Aurecon was again ranked one of the global top five ‘Best Partners’ in both the ‘Service Engineers’ and ‘Structural Engineers’ categories In the 2016 annual World Architecture 100 (WA100) survey of the world’s leading architectural practices.

The comprehensive WA100 survey is conducted by the prestigious UK-based Building Design magazine. Architects were asked to rank their preferred professional associates based on wide-ranging criteria demonstrating outstanding commitment to clients, contribution to creativity and project outcomes, collaboration and chemistry, ingenuity and technical expertise.

“The Aurecon team thrives on developing close and collaborative design relationships with its architect partners to create innovative solutions which extend the boundaries of inspirational built environment concepts. I’m pleased to see the success of our collaboration with architects evidenced by our climbing rankings in the WA100 survey,” says Aurecon Managing Director – Built Environment, James Bennett.

Some examples of recent high profile Aurecon projects include the iconic Asian tall buildings, Landmark 81, Ho Chi Minh City and SM Megamall Tower, Manila, as well as the ‘Hollywood in the desert’ theme park, Motiongate Dubai, Abu Dhabi’s St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort, Australia’s multi-award winning Melbourne School of Design and South Africa’s Newtown Junction.

With an office network extending across 27 countries, Aurecon has an extensive track record of projects in over 80 countries worldwide. It is able to deliver a full range of experience and services globally to ensure clients have the best teams for their projects.

“We live our corporate values. In particular, we strive at all times to foster human achievement through excellence, innovation and collaboration,” comments Bennett. “We are proud and honoured to again have our skills and passionate commitment to supporting our architect partners recognised in the WA100 survey.”