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Building the digital estate

According to Aurecon’s Chief Digital Officer Andrew Maher, rushing it to digital without a fit for purpose strategy will pose more challenges than opportunities.

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How drones are changing the way we design, deliver and manage assets

Aurecon’s Ralph Loesche explores how drones are having a significant impact on how we design and deliver aspects of our built environment, which has the potential to change the way we live and work.

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The future of health facility design and delivery

Aurecon, in partnership with our client Lendlease, employed digital technologies to drive a lean thinking approach to deliver a modern medical facility like the new Sunshine Coast University Hospital.

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Digital readiness to deliver infrastructure

Digital readiness to deliver world-class infrastructure

The task of planning and constructing infrastructures is fusing with digital technologies that will help us not only plan and build the infrastructure, but operate, maintain and monitor it at a quality and cost we’ve never before seen.

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Digital tools to help engineers work even smarter

Digital tools are becoming increasingly relevant in our modern world, and engineers have found that there are several areas where they may be applied in ground engineering.

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Market-led proposals: Can they play a positive role in infrastructure?

The right approach to market-led proposals can both fill existing infrastructure and service gaps within Australia and act as a disruptor for good, says Aurecon's Aneetha de Silva.

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What do career opportunities look like in the infrastructure industry?

Infrastructure design, delivery and management of the future will require roles and skill sets that range from hard technology to softer skills like stakeholder engagement, says Aurecon's William Cox.

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Aurecon’s John Webb shares how Buildings of the Future can fare against the existing building performance practices in Hong Kong.

Buildings of the Future: A Hong Kong Perspective – Data for Optimising Building Performance

Maximising the opportunity to improve building’s performance can usher Buildings of the Future in Hong Kong.

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Aurecon brought to life an ambitious design and sustainability outcomes included a unique, integrated structural facade system for the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute.

Optimising environmental performance using building performance simulation

This paper, co-authored by Aurecon’s Quentin Jackson, explores how simulation can optimise the design and environmental performance of buildings.

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Aurecon highlights the need to balance compliance with the ability to maximise potentialities.

5G – Welcoming the future

Aurecon’s Brendon Woods highlights the need to balance compliance with the ability to maximize potentialities in laying the foundations of a safe future.

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How the Internet of Things will change the future of waste management in Africa

Aurecon's Nick Mannie discusses how the Internet of Things will transform waste management in Africa.

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Getting the best out of bridge management technology in Middle East

David Moore discusses how transport authorities can take advantage of the latest technology to plan the construction, operation and maintenance of bridges.

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The living digital jigsaw

Aurecon’s Will Hackney says that the process of developing and harnessing ‘Information Models’ is the key to unlocking substantial value.

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Aurecon uses evidence-based practice for people centric design

People centric design – designing a building considering how occupants will be impacted – is a concept which many engineering organisations are committed.

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Delivering a Better Australia

The plan outlines Infrastructure Australia’s released its plan with views on the key infrastructure priorities, reforms, and major projects for Australia.

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