With the prospect of exciting new design briefs on the horizon, how can bridge engineers advance their capabilities to meet evolving expectations?
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As we strive towards net zero carbon infrastructure, Aurecon explores what the future of roads might look like as part of a decarbonised transport network.
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This paper introduces how a new approach, using automated design processes, could be used in the seismic assessment of existing buildings.
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How do we reimagine roads to focus on people’s future transportation needs and reorient cities to allow for new mobility in personal transport modes.
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Embracing digital engineering to design resilient infrastructure is a big part solution for Asia to meet its ambitions of future-proofing tomorrow’s projects.
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With good data and digital technology, better asset decisions can be made to help Defence achieve their strategic and operational goals.
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Aurecon explores the benefits and lessons learned from delivering New South Wales' AUD 1-billion water infrastructure programme during COVID-19.
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In response to the pandemic outbreak and growing population challenges, how will the future of healthcare look for building services in Hong Kong?
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Aurecon unpacks four key trends in smart construction and how they could be used to reimagine healthcare infrastructure and improve its flexibility and sustainability.
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Unlocking the power of data enables fast and informed decision making to create strategic and operational advantage across the Defence industry.
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Designing a good data strategy is critical for organisations looking to derive real actionable insights from their investments into data analytics.
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Digitising our dams using real-time data capture will improve performance and decision-making for hydropower operators around new and ageing assets.
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Aurecon outlines the common types of non-compliant aviation assets along with the practical processes for designing corrective actions and prioritising works.
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As demands on data centres rise, requiring improved environmental performance, owners must re-think how they design their facilities to stay competitive.
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Hong Kong's plan to create a network of underground cavern developments must harness digital engineering to deliver better efficiency during construction.
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Learning is vital to organisations competing in a digital economy. Aurecon recommends 10 steps to improve your operations and create new value using data insights.
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This report explores some of the key digital skills and capabilities that our industry needs to invest in for the future and how organisations need to adapt in order to effectively support and grow these skills.
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This edition of the Business Series has been designed to present you with a fresh view of the zero marginal cost concept, how the advance of digital technologies are giving it renewed importance and how it will impact the built world.
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This guide covers 120 key technologies across the architecture, engineering and construction industry. Categorised into six clusters, we put technology into context by exploring its global maturity and the scale of which it has been applied.
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Aurecon’s three-part research series uncovers what ‘digital’ means to our clients' businesses and how they can tackle the challenges of digital disruption.
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To harness the full potential of BIM in Asia, we need to change how we view the role of the traditional BIM manager and educate engineers to the benefits of BIM.
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Upgrading new and existing buildings with seismic resilient design techniques is necessary to protect Asia's cities from earthquakes caused by climate change.
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Data centre owners, operators, and contractors seek more efficient, and faster data centre solutions. How can they maximise the benefits of modularisation?
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While digital twin trend accelerates, finding the right digital solution is essential for telco owners to maximise the benefits of digital asset management.
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Machine learning can improve building performance using existing data; reducing operational carbon emissions, energy costs and optimising design efficiency.
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Smart motorway systems deliver better travel reliability and real-time traveller information for road users through improved technology and data collection.
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With the covid-19 spreading rapidly across Asia, using resilience in university design must centre on flexibility to ensure future sustainability in education systems.
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As the government in Hong Kong reclaims land to address the needs of its growing population, how can environmentally sustainable methods pave the way forward?
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Aurecon explores the new processes, redesigned layouts and digital technologies that will help Asia’s aviation industry recover following the pandemic.
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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 and AIPM highlight the importance of project management in Australia's economic recovery and in creating resilient infrastructure that is fit-for-purpose.
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Will artificial islands solve Hong Kong's housing crisis? Artificial intelligence and digital engineering may provide more cost-effective and sustainable solutions.
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Aurecon's white paper models the eventual reopening of Australian airports that have been designed to keep passengers and staff safe through and after COVID-19.
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Asia can achieve significant economic, environmental and social benefits by using data to invest in resilient infrastructure and critical adaption measures now.
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Data and digital decision-making technologies are key to helping governments and industries to adopt climate change adaption solutions in Asia.
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Zero-entry mining is a vision of the industry to unlock the benefits of digital automation. How long until we see autonomous mining as mainstream operation?
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Aurecon's Paul Gleeson explores how digitisation is revolutionising the energy sector, impacting business models and driving innovation as we transition from fossil fuels to renewables.
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Aurecon's Chief People Officer Liam Hayes argues that for organisations to stay ahead of the widespread implications of ‘digital’, they must re-skill their workforce, or face being left behind.
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Everyone has a fundamental right to high quality healthcare – this principle should guide the way we deliver health services during and after COVID-19.
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As demand for data connectivity rises during COVID-19, data centres have been identified as 'essential infrastructure'. What can we learn from this moment?
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Businesses must manage data in order to prepare for the digital future. There's a gap emerging between companies quick to move and those slow off the blocks.
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Aurecon’s Chief Digital Officer Andrew Maher answers pressing questions about the future of digital including where organisations should focus, and what it means to be prepared.
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Aurecon’s Hester De Wet and Ingrid Appelqvist discuss the role digitisation plays in the manufacturing industry to reduce waste and emissions, and feed people.
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Aurecon's Callum Smith believes streamlined advanced visualisation will benefit governments, asset owners and developers as they tackle swelling urban populations.
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Grid congestion is increasing as Australia's electricity generation network evolves. Aurecon's digital curtailment assessment tool will help power generation clients make the most of the changes, says Future Energy Team Leader, Tomas Keraitis.
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As tall buildings become more complex, the importance of understanding the impact of wind increases. Aurecon developed an industry leading Digital Wind Method for analysing the effects of wind on tall and skinny buildings.
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Buildings that collect data about the internal environment and the performance of systems have a massive opportunity to optimise performance, even in well-designed buildings.
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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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Dr Ingrid Appelqvist and Aurecon's Hester de Wet explore how changing consumer demands will lead digital changes in the agrifood industry.
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Data centres are strategic business assets to a company’s performance, and providing ongoing maintenance can prevent failures to their customers.
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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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Aurecon's Neil Naismith talks to clients about a new way of approaching asset portfolio management, looking to new digital technologies to help make asset decisions.
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Aurecon and AIPM led discussions with industry strategic thinkers to gain insights into the role project management plays in leading the digital transformation of organisations.
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Aurecon's Global Head of Health and Safety Paul Cook discusses the role of digitisation in revolutionising engagement in workplace health and safety.
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Aurecon's Digital Leader for Defence, Chris Needham argues there is more to ROI than numbers when shifting to digital, but to see this requires us to think differently.
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Aurecon discusses how digital ways of working are a great opportunity to drive disruptive change.
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Half the world is now connected to the internet and it's changing how data centres are designed and located.
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The manufacturing industry calls for digital transformation as it navigates an environment that is becoming more complex and connected than before.
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Asset owners are increasingly turning to ‘digital’ to help deal with today's challenges and to provide insights to better inform decision making.
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Aurecon’s Chris Needham and Elisha Bellchambers share how data connected with digital technology and business purpose can help organisations realise more value from their assets.
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Chief Digital Officer Andrew Maher draws insights from Aurecon's market research to explore how future ready leadership prepares businesses for digital change.
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Aurecon's Cristian Biotto and Prakash Sabapathy discuss how digital engineering can present great innovation in physical tunnel assets.
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Human error is one of the biggest culprits for data centre downtime. How can use human-centred design to improve operational efficiency in data centres?
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For Belinda Coleman, Aurecon’s QLD/NT Lead for Communication and Stakeholder Engagement, three key themes emerged about the benefits of an integrated engagement strategy.
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Flying taxis are no longer a futuristic vision in the 21st century — they’re now in production along with a variety of other flying transportation vehicles.
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One of the major challenges with rapid urbanisation is there is not enough infrastructure to support the increasing number of people moving to cities every week. Abe Nezamian discusses how one of Aurecon's key offerings, Asset Management, aims to solve this problem.
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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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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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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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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 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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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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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 process of harnessing Building Information Models (BIM) and digital engineering is the key to unlocking substantial value in the transport infrastructure sector.
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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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Nowhere are disruptive forces requiring industry leaders to rethink the way they do business more evident than in the data centre industry.
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John Hilton, Aurecon’s Bridges Expertise Leader, discusses how the safety of temporary bridge works can be improved.
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In this article we discuss the role of smart ICT in the design and planning of infrastructure.
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In the wake of COVID-19, Aurecon recommends five trends and opportunities that should be considered when planning future healthcare infrastructure.
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Adopting new technologies that enable smart, fast and unobtrusive data capture will help deliver the Defence sector’s goals and ensure data quality, security and minimise risks.
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Rebecca Strang, Global Service Leader, Land Infrastructure & Spatial Insights at Aurecon, examines how working in a real-time digital environment and taking a more holistic approach to digital ways of working is essential to becoming future ready.
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Digital engineering means working in a safer environment. How does innovative 3D design improve quality of design and enhance safety engineering?
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Aurecon’s Joel Fredericks and Kylie Cochrane on the impact of digital technology on the future of consultation.
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BIM is a process involving the generation and management of data and digital representations of physical and functional characteristics of places and objects and can be used to ensure fail-safe stadium design.
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