Aurecon's new Water and Environment leadership team to strengthen client delivery
Aurecon appoints three Water and Environment Leaders to enhance support for industry and address complex water requirements and environmental risks.
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After navigating a challenging few years, the Australian property market is now poised for a cautiously optimistic outlook for 2025 and beyond. The dynamics of hybrid working, a strong emphasis on mixed-use precincts, a commitment to sustainable practices, and a growing recognition of the importance of preserving industrial land have sparked a significant shift in asset class growth, revitalising the industry.
“Aurecon’s PCA committee members, equipped with their knowledge, expertise and dedication to delivering integrated design, engineering and advisory solutions, are set to facilitate impactful discussions and actions that will support the ongoing growth of the property sector across Australia.”
Our involvement with PCA spans critical areas including sustainability, precincts, social infrastructure, diversity, equity and inclusion, advisory services and social value, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of industry advancements while contributing to a better future for all.
Aurecon’s Property Council of Australia committee members are:

Aurecon’s Industry Director, Precincts, Lauren Jewell, highlights how these transformations have prompted a renewed focus within the company's property business.
“While we continue to provide services for commercial property assets, we have expanded our scope to address evolving client and market needs,” Jewell explained.
“Our approach now prioritises the entire precinct and regional context, emphasising the integration of multi-modal transport systems within the spaces they serve. We are also dedicated to expanding existing footprints and revitalising brownfield industrial sites.”
This holistic vision encompasses a diverse range of opportunities, including airports, health and education campuses, industrial regeneration to unlock economic potential in regions, and dynamic sports and entertainment precincts.
Aurecon takes pride in the active involvement of our people advocating for the property sector – an industry vital to the prosperity, health and wellbeing of Australians.
“With decades of experience, our leaders and emerging leaders are uniquely positioned to make a substantial impact in the property sector. We aim to drive meaningful change not only through our client partnerships, but also through our engagement with the industry at large,” Jewell said.
In a testament to our commitment, Aurecon recently achieved a record 16 appointments to the Property Council of Australia’s (PCA) diverse range of committees for 2025/26.

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