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Aurecon announces office move in Johannesburg
Aurecon’s Johannesburg Office is located at the prominent Oxford Corner in Rosebank.
05 February 2018 - Global engineering and infrastructure advisory company Aurecon recently announced that its Johannesburg office will be moving to the prominent Oxford Corner in Rosebank in February 2018.
The new office is located at Oxford Corner, 32A Jellicoe Avenue, corner Oxford and Jellicoe, Rosebank. The more readily accessible central location will help the company support clients in Johannesburg.
“Aurecon has decided to strengthen its physical presence in Johannesburg due to the number of strategic partnerships and world-class projects that are currently underway in the area,” comments Dr Stephan Jooste, Aurecon Regional Director, South Africa Northern, Gauteng Office Management.
From the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project and shopping malls in the heart of Johannesburg’s Newtown Precinct to high-rises in Sandton, warehouses in the East Rand and community upliftment projects in Tembisa, Aurecon is deeply rooted in future-proofing Johannesburg. As a leading engineering and infrastructure advisory company, Aurecon has had a presence in Johannesburg since 1969.
“By drawing on our global expertise and local knowledge, Aurecon is able to offer exemplary, sustainable solutions across Gauteng and beyond. Aurecon’s deep technical expertise and market leading digital and innovation capabilities make us highly regarded strategic partners for public and private companies in the data and telecommunications, water, transport, construction, manufacturing, energy and property markets,” said Dr Jooste.
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