Successful asset intensive organisations balance short-term profitability with effective ‘sustaining capital’ or asset reinvestment to maximise long-term value.
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Aurecon explores the principles of strong planning partnerships in Australia’s water industry and the benefits they bring to major water infrastructure programmes.
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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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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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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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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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Asset owners need to adapt quickly to a rapidly changing operating context, while also ensuring that their organisations come out stronger on the other side.
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As coronavirus spreads, it will likely lead to production and supply problems for many months. How do we mitigate the economic impacts to industrial business?
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Aurecon’s CK Tsang takes a deep-dive into how immersed tunnels are constructed and the effect of modern digital engineering tunnelling tools.
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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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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 and SA Water discuss the planning, design, construction and operation of the Adelaide Desalination Plant.
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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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Developing a systems thinking approach to sustainable cities.
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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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Aurecon's Michael Green discusses how engineering meteorology can assist in improving the resilience of operational and infrastructure design.
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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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Aurecon's Design Director - Tunnels, Dr Harry Asche, talks about delivering modern tunnel solutions with proven approaches.
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Kylie is a senior communication professional at Aurecon with more than 20 years of experience in community and stakeholder engagement, strategic communication and issues management.
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In the coming years, airports will be significantly challenged to plan for and adapt to climate change induced risks. Trinity Graham, discusses how climate change factors will affect airports and what airport operators might consider for future planning.
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Meet Trinity Graham, a water expert with 20 years of experience in water management issues that impact airside and landside infrastructure.
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