The AURECONS 2019 Highlights

November 24, 2019

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The AURECONS is our internal awards programme designed to help our people tell the story of our talent, teamwork and the exemplar projects we bring to life for our clients. We hope you enjoy the highlights of our 2019 award ceremony. Read more here: https://bit.ly/2Dftq7u

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To safely enable construction work underneath the 80-metre-high cliff at Deans Head in Christchurch, Aurecon's project team engineered the unique and cutting-edge smart drone mapping technology. http:

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Aurecon’s John McGuire addresses graduating engineering students from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in 2017. http://bit.ly/2EqUscq John discusses the current period of unprecedented cha

Congratulations to our 2019 Aurecon Design Academy graduates. Learn more about the programme delivering advanced training to our most talented designers. http://bit.ly/2PaRsqS The Aurecon Design Aca

Aurecon's multidisciplinary teams work with Melbourne Airport to design the T4 Express Elevated Road. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2DTPPY0 One of Australia’s largest airports, Melbourne Airport, is unde

Professor Peta Ashworth and Aurecon’s Paul Gleeson discuss the challenges of transitioning to a low-carbon future in Australia. Learn more: http://bit.ly/2LreTtD Australia’s energy sector is experien

Revitalisation and reconnection of central Newcastle The revitalisation of the city centre is an important project for Newcastle’s future development. The re-use of disused rail land for a mixed-us

A cutting-edge science and innovation district. Fisherman’s Bend is the largest urban renewal area in Australia. The State Government purchased this catalyst site to establish Australia’s leading desi

The Digital Engineering (DE) Framework anchored by Transport for NSW is helping to transform the way DE is delivered on Transport projects and optimises how data and information are integrated and use

The Doha Transport Vision is a long-term strategy created by Aurecon to address the transport problems of a growing Doha. The strategy proposes and tests several initiatives including new public trans

The City Rail Link is New Zealand’s largest-ever transport infrastructure project and will transform Auckland’s public transport network. Through a direct connection or “link” from Britomart to Mount

Anchored by the University of Melbourne, this innovation precinct in Carlton will bring together teaching, research and working spaces together with amenities, open space and the Melbourne node of the

The Southwest Gateway programme is a collaboration between NZ Transport Agency, Auckland Transport, and Auckland airport to deliver three key infrastructure projects that will provide choice and relia

80 Collins Street is a major commercial site at the ‘Paris end’ of Melbourne’s Collins street. This development will be key to revitalising the eastern end of the Collins Street precinct with premium

Communicating Melbourne’s metropolitan planning strategy Plan Melbourne is the city’s metropolitan planning strategy, defining the principles and policies to guide the next 35 years of growth and c

Aurecon has been appointed to provide the terminal precinct engineering design services for the new $5.3 billion Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport, which will meet the city’s gr

In the ‘2035: Moving People and Goods’ survey, we asked more than 1300 people in Australia to imagine themselves in 2035 and tell us about where they had chosen to live, work, how they commute, what f

Walking can be the fastest and most economical way to get around a city, and can have enormous benefits on health. To integrate walking, cities must focus on safety, convenience, culture and comfort f

A human-centred approach mixed with technical innovation unlocks people’s unarticulated needs and discovers innovative design solutions that will cater to these needs. Engineering is not just about bu