Protecting Jurong island from climate change and rising seas will require significant investments in future energy, intelligent transport and water infrastructure.
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Intelligent engineering is the key to deliver the most effective protection for Singapore's coastline from sea level rise and climate change impacts.
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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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Just 100 companies of the millions across the globe contribute to 71 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. Heavy carbon emitters can impact climate change, not just its effects.
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This research will assist the Australian water industry to understand flooding effects and improve industry-wide policies and design standards in the face of climate change.
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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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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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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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As we begin to see what a post-COVID-19 world looks like, should we consider how the water sector can help repair our economy and move us towards the sustainable future we want?
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Turning Indonesia's landscape into world-class destinations requires design-led thinking and flexibility in engineering planning, says Varman Ramachandran.
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Bird strikes to aircraft cannot be completely prevented, but the careful planning and implementation of dedicated systems may help to reduce these accidents.
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Our wastewater treatment plants have limited capacity to filter microplastics and its having a devastating effect on marine life and people's health.
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Aurecon’s Major Projects Director, Built Environment Ralph Belperio explains the potential of timber in replacing concrete as the material of choice in construction.
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The Auckland City Rail Link in New Zealand is an extraordinary engineering feat that brought the best and brightest minds to the table to solve the project's biggest challenges.
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The demand for land and natural resources poses obvious threats to every sphere of city building, bending yesterday’s question marks into panicked exclamation marks over a sustainable future.
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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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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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With the world’s urban population predicted to surpass six billion by 2045 many are asking how cities can cope.
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As a key part of its awe-inspiring vision to be a world leading smart and sustainable city, Dubai is developing a seamless and efficient transport network.
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The role and complexity of technology in health is increasing. Healthcare, technology and buildings are becoming more and more integrated.
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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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The requirements of people must shape our buildings’ designs, and joined-up engineering is the tool that offers the solution.
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Aurecon discusses the importance of considering seismic effects in the design of South African and other African projects.
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Stephen Hogg discusses some of the new leading-edge and innovative earthquake-resilient building technologies developing from the Christchurch disasters.
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Aurecon’s Ashley Underwood explains the importance of value engineering, especially as an project consultancy prerequisite.
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Louise Adams discusses the Middle East’s unique set of challenges and opportunities when creating large, mixed-use developments.
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To sustainably create jobs and drive economic growth, manufacturers operating in water stressed locations will need to adopt a fresh approach.
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Gerry Quinn, an expert in programme delivery at Aurecon, presents a case study on a project to identify mitigation measures that could be implemented to reduce risk from bushfires at schools in bushfire prone areas.
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In this article, our waste experts relate how the Merafong City Local Municipality took bold steps towards ensuring sustainable waste management solutions, and shares lessons that can be learnt from their actions.
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Buses perform an essential role to supporting the economic, social and environmental objectives of developed and developing cities.
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Aurecon's transport leader discusses the potential impact of poor population growth planning on Australian capital cities and suggests major rail freight tunnels could be the answer to freight logistics problems.
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In this article, Jeff Robinson highlights a few of the emerging trends he believes have the potential to driver greener ways of going about our everyday lives.
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How does programme management differ from project management and what skills are specifically required to manage a programme well?
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Aurecon explores the successful design of retractable stadium roofs in order to maximise both fan experience and all-important return on investment.
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Meet the Aurecon team who are committed to delivering world-leading sports stadia.
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An exploration of the many technical and commercial techniques that interact to ensure the delivery of world-leading sports stadia.
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World-leading stadium design means thinking outside of the box to deliver innovative designs that maximise a stadium’s potential. Read more about some of Aurecon's world-leading stadia projects.
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Data centres are strategic business assets facilitating the services a company can provide their customers.
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Pete Greaves, Aurecon’s Expertise leader for Data & ICT Facilities and Ross McCarthy, Senior Mechanical Engineer at Aurecon, discuss the latest trends in cooling technology.
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Aurecon’s experts have built up extensive knowledge in this field through years of experience on some of the most popular hotel destinations worldwide. Read more about our world-class projects.
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