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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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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Aurecon’s study – Workplace Ecology 2.0 – explores the shifting workforce expectations and habits that are redefining the ecosystem of places to work.
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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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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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Machine learning can improve building performance using existing data; reducing operational carbon emissions, energy costs and optimising design efficiency.
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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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With the right equipment, technology, materials and tall building engineering expertise, developers' can push Bangkok's skyline to the next level.
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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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With the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare must engage in sustainable design solutions to reduce operational costs and generate better health for patients.
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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 senior lighting designer, Robert Tsu, shares his top three tips for getting the most voltage and value from your lighting design team.
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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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Aurecon’s Nicole Walton talks about the value of trust and engagement in driving successful project management efforts.
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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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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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Aurecon's Serena Yap discusses how Mass Engineered Timber has ushered in a new era of building with wood, bringing exciting possibilities in terms of design, sustainability and automation.
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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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Aurecon’s Global Structures Leader, Peter Ayres shares a few myth-busting thoughts about stadia design decision-making.
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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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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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Aurecon’s Francis Leung looks at the impact of BIM on Hong Kong’s construction industry and calls for greater understanding and awareness of the technology.
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We are moving toward an increasingly digital, interconnected society, and with it, comes the realisation that everything we know will change. We invite you to join us on this journey of discovery as we build (pun intended) our knowledge, understanding and readiness.
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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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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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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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Despite the reluctance to adopt Activity Based Working, employers are looking at improving the working environment in Hong Kong to attract the best talent.
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Prefabrication can pave the way for Buildings of the Future in Hong Kong, but will governments help shape innovation in the building design and construction industries?
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Modern building methods and re-designing the approvals process could reduce property costs significantly in the world's most expensive housing market.
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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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With the world’s urban population predicted to surpass six billion by 2045 many are asking how cities can cope.
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Aurecon's Tony Lavorato shares how it's possible to update a building yet keep its historical structure undisturbed as was the case for Sydney’s 5 Martin Place.
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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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Data centres should achieve uncompromising levels of performance and advanced solutions to protect their assets from the impact of catastrophes.
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Tall buildings make a compelling business case on its efficient use of space and impact on market value. What are the economics of supertall buildings?
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As healthcare, technology and buildings are becoming more integrated and complex, the risks associated with commissioning hospitals are increasing.
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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 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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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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Aurecon expertises Jeff Robinson, Stephen Olckers and Wouter Brand discuss changes in the trend with the size of rooms in the hotel industry.
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A new road tunnel design approach that provides owners with significant advantages during the operational phase.
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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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Aurecon’s Joel Fredericks and Kylie Cochrane on the impact of digital technology on the future of consultation.
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Aurecon’s Peter Greaves and Jeff Robinson discuss about futuristic office spaces and how building services need to adapt to accommodate these needs.
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Peter Greaves, Aurecon, discusses key changes in the way intelligent buildings operate, trends in the way they function and how these buildings will change in the future with two of Aurecon’s clients - Steve Coster of HASSELL, and Ben Crosby of Telstra.
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On 2013’s World Environment Day themed “Think.Eat.Save”, Digby Hall, Aurecon Senior ESD Specialist, shares some challenging and achievable goals to reduce food wastage and improve communities negatively impacted by global consumption.
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Aurecon's Facade Leader Steve Daniels talks about what to consider to maximise facade performance.
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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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One of Australasia's leading structural engineers, Kourosh Kayvani, talks about the current trends and engineering considerations of high-rise buildings.
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Sustainable lighting design is more than achieving a watts per metre square target. It should consider the entire lighting system - from the materials used to the location of the manufacturers and the ongoing maintenance.
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An interview with Stephen Logan, Aurecon Technical Director Buildings on performance-based approach to allow design flexibility and improve stadia fire safety.
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The AUD 200 million South Australian Health and Medical Institute (SAHMRI), which will accommodate as many 675 of the world’s foremost scientists, is both aesthetically pleasing as well as a model of smart efficiency.
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Stephen Logan, Leader for Building Sciences, Quentin Jackson,Service Leader for Environmental Modelling, and John Hainsworth, who leads its BIM team within Buildings, expand on what Building Information Modelling (BIM) really is, and open the window on its potential.
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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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Aurecon's Michael Green discusses how engineering meteorology can assist in improving the resilience of operational and infrastructure design.
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In their thinking piece, Aurecon’s Matt Magraith and Joseph Pirrello explore how technology, with a human-centred design focus, is transforming stadia into an end-to-end experience.
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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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Aurecon shares our insights on designing world-leading sports stadia, including the technical and commercial techniques that ensure game-changing sporting facilities.
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Project Director, Mark Sheldon, discusses in depth how Aurecon and our project partners planned, designed and delivered this pioneering project.
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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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Can stadia be places for more than major sporting events, a home for one’s team, a destination for a code’s followers and global symbol for Olympic Games? Aurecon discusses how these costly structures could be utilised for the benefit of communities and ensure a social ROI.
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Jeff Robinson, Aurecon Principal Engineer and Hospitality Sector Leader, discusses the unique set of needs of Halal hotels in terms of design and service offering.
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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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Aureon's successful hotels series will share our people’s latest insights on designing successful hotels, including the technical and commercial techniques that ensure leading leisure facilities.
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Aurecon’s experts look at some of the latest technology trends for the hospitality industry.
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In this article, our experts expand on the current, increasing demand for hospitality industry services and the mega-trends shaping the hospitality industry.
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Airport redevelopment projects have the potential to significantly affect operations and profits. John Mason and James Bennett outline why a programme management approach will ensure optimal outcomes for airport owners and stakeholders.
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George Reid, Technical Director - Buildings, talks about how engineering can support profitable and sustainable business models.
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We discuss the solutions we have utilised to address some common design issues at airports.
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Aurecon was engaged to provide structural and geotechnical engineering to Terminal 2.
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The New Execujet Hangar and the Carpark Building Upgrade were a part of WIAL's NZD14.9 million capital works expenditure in 2011.
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Jason leads our Advisory team in New Zealand. With more than 15 years of industry experience, his focus is on effectively linking client business objectives to project objectives.
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Designed as a landside capacity model influenced by airside demands, the model we call 'Airnodes' can assess airport infrastructure to benchmark airport performance and current capacity.
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Great design has the potential to significantly alter the profit equation of an airport and should be a key consideration from the earliest planning stages onward. Stephen Logan shares his insight on why designing for profit is so crucial in today’s operating environment.
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Aurecon was involved in the development of the Central Terminal Building at OR Tambo International Airport. The project included the implementation of a complex glass and aluminium facade system, pivotal to the CTB's visual appeal.
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Aurecon was part of the consortium that undertook the design management, full engineering and systems design for the new passenger terminal building.
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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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Stephen Logan is Aurecon’s Building Sciences Leader. He has worked on iconic international stadia projects, including the landmark Wembley National Stadium, Melbourne’s Etihad Stadium and the multi-award-winning RAC Arena.
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World-leading stadium design means thinking outside 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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Aurecon's expertise leaders talk about what can be done to breathe new life and sustainability into ageing stadia, and how new stadia can be designed in such a way that they remain an asset far into the future.
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Rather than starting from scratch, with the complete demolition of the old structure, the key to a stadium’s transformation could lie in a new roof.
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Smart engineering of long-span structures and operable roofs.
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Developing nations need to plan how they will recover from large natural disasters and consider how to make their economies more resilient.
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Aurecon's Ben Coxon speaks to some of our experts in the engineering of exposed structures about the potential to enhance the functionality of spaces and the user experience while still optimising buildability and cost.
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Trends in tall building design. How buildability, time and cost optimisation are achieved without comprimising design and functionality.
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In the 21st century, computer simulation has enabled architects to push the boundaries of urban design with lightweight architectural forms, random geometries and super tall buildings.
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