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’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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In this paper, Peter Greaves tells us why data centres that look to the future are lasting assets for those who invest in them.
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Kim Thomas, Aurecon’s Intelligent Transport Systems Leader for ANZ, discusses a recent research study on potential technologies and applications that can be implemented to help achieve zero harm at roadworks sites.
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Wayne Sander, Technical Director, Environment & Advisory at Aurecon, discusses an approach to the delivery of telecommunications infrastructure that can reduce costs by 60 per cent.
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Colin Dominish writes about the shift from the age of Information, to the Connected Age, where infrastructure will converse with itself and humans in ways that transform the built environment.
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Currently, about 60 million people move into cities every year. That’s more than one million more people arriving every week, in a city somewhere in the world, each with an expectation of better access to jobs, better education for their children, better health-care and a better quality of life.
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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.
View full article ›Aurecon associate and electrical engineer, Matt Gurr, explains the key considerations of designing data centres for unpredictable demand.
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Peter Greaves, Aurecon’s Competency Leader, Building Services, explores some of the unique challenges inherent in data centres design.
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Peter Greaves and Matt Gurr discuss the increasing demands on data centres and explore how these facilities should be designed to accommodate unpredictable future data centres and expansion requirements.
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The digital age has increased the demand for data centres that meet stringent security, energy efficiency, business continuity and productivity optimisation needs. In addition, data centres are also required to accommodate unpredictable future loads. The application of cutting-edge technologies and innovation has become a burning issue in the construction of data centres. With the emergence of digital engineering and the widespread use of Building Information Modelling (BIM), modular design and prefabricated construction will become more prevalent, and new builds and the operation of these will become more efficient.
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Design considerations for future proofing a data centre’s design involves foresight and understanding of a broad range of issues in the digital age.
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Aurecon’s Peter Greaves explores why data centres consume so much energy; how design principles can help minimise a data centre’s energy needs; and possible future trends that may help reduce energy consumption.
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Four of Aurecon’s Data and ICT experts explore the latest thinking surrounding the current and future state of data centres globally.
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Countries (especially African countries) need to start looking at more local solutions in order to ensure data sovereignty and efficient network performance. This demand will drive a significant data centre build-out in both East and West Africa over the next 20 years and now is the time to start reassessing the number of data centres in Africa.
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