A digitised inspection service is set to enhance and revolutionise the inspection process for the oil and gas industry.   The inspection technology digitises the entire inspection workflow by... 

The British government has announced that it is investing £18-million in a small modular reactor (SMR) project being developed by a consortium of companies led by Rolls-Royce. It will also invest... 

DigiYard, conceptualised for an internal Arup ideas competition, will be a digital platform that looks to facilitate the flow of usable construction waste and surplus building material from... 

Arup has announced a renewal of its partnership with C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40) to affect meaningful, measurable and sustainable action on climate change. Led by its ambition to... 

Renascor Resources has adopted an optimised development plant for the project. 

The Leonardo high-rise building will eclipse the 50-storey Carlton Centre, in downtown Johannesburg, as South Africa’s tallest skyscraper, with 55 storeys. 

Dr Susan Lamont, Associate Director at Arup, spoke on ‘Safeguarding the fire strategy for the life of a building’ at the IFE Fire Safety Professional Development Seminar 2019 on Thursday 4 April in... 

President Cyril Ramaphosa with acting Gauteng premier and basic education MEC Panyaza Lesufi officially opened the Booysens Magistrates’ Court, for which Arup provided transport, civil and... 

Arup is providing full multidisciplinary services for a new 15-storey mixed-use development in Airport City in Accra, Ghana. It will include 214-room Pullman-branded hotel and 150-serviced... 

One year on from the height of the 2017-2018 Cape Town water crisis, a collective of academics and practitioners have launched a unique new initiative to document and capture key learnings from the... 

The project is ahead of schedule. 

The tenth edition of the World Energy Council’s (WEC’s) World Energy Issues Monitor 2019 highlights that lithium and cobalt will play an increasing role in commodity market risks, which are... 

The notion of public space was in the spotlight at the V&A Silo District as engagement unfolded around a programme of talks, debate and performance, hosted at the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary... 

The project entails the construction of the first hydrogen production and refuelling facility at the Ports of Auckland's Waitematã port. 

‘Working at the frontiers of what was possible’, is how the late and revered engineer, Sir Jack Zunz, reflected upon the experience of leading the engineering design of Sydney Opera House. The... 

“Supply chains compete, not products, commodities or companies. The implication is that the focus should be on integrating all activities in the supply chain, and not on individual service... 

Multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm Arup was commended for its finalist entry of the V&A Grain Silo Complex façade in the architectural category at the 2018 South African Steel Awards,... 

Increasing numbers of cities worldwide risk reaching Day Zero, with taps running dry, and exacerbating the effects of climate change, unless they start actively managing and improving the... 

The Port of Brisbane plans to build a new cruise terminal that will enable the world's largest cruise ships to visit Brisbane. 

A team from Arup and Bechtel joined Bridges to Prosperity and members of the local community to build a 64-metre pedestrian footbridge in Nyaruguru, South Rwanda.   The Uwimpfizi footbridge over... 

Royal opening of largest infrastructure project in Scotland for a generation DALLAS – Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. and Arup celebrate the official opening of the Queensferry Crossing by Her... 

Multidisciplinary engineering firm Arup announced last month that it had been appointed to supply multidisciplinary engineering services to the iconic mixed-use office and retail development Park... 

The Binnenhof complex requires large-scale renovation to ensure the safety of employees and visitors to the complex. 

Founder of black-empowered consulting engineering firm PD Naidoo & Associates Pragalathan Dhanapalan (Dempsey) Naidoo may be retiring from Mott MacDonald, but the civil engineering industry and... 

“Two key factors for the success of infrastructure projects in Africa is the collaboration between the private and public sector, whilst using a third party for early engagement and de-risk; and... 

While there are several opportunities for the construction industry to integrate sustainable materials use in a project – from the design phase to the construction phase – there is still... 

Paula Kirk, Arup Energy and Climate Change Leader and Justin Wimbush, Associate, Energy, South Africa discusses why cities need to take the lead in tackling climate change, and why public, private... 

The Belfast coal project has been delayed by up to 12 months, mainly owing to the environmental appeals. 

Well-planned and effective engineering and infrastructure projects that are adaptable and also improve the environment and lives of people serve as benchmark examples for what society should expect... 

The proposed coal project entails the development of an openpit and underground mine. 

A building that mimics a tree, an office block modelled off a termite nest and a building which uses algae on its façade . . . these are just a few examples of the innovative designs being... 

As part of his visit to South Africa, Dr Chris Luebkeman, Principal of Arup and Director for Global Foresight + Research + Innovation, discussed the future of South African cities at an afternoon... 

The success of the bus rapid transit (BRT) systems, implemented in Johannesburg and Cape Town, has triggered demand elsewhere, prompting government to consider or begin developing such systems in... 

The Gautrain Management Agency has proposed the development of seven new rapid rail routes along identified high-mobility corridors in Gauteng. 

The Gautrain Management Agency is mulling the acquisition of 40 new Gautrain rail cars. 

The arbitration case between Bombela and the Gautrain Management Agency is likely to take at least another two years. 

State-owned freight logistics group Transnet has reiterated that funding for the proposed R75-billion Durban dig-out port is not included in the group’s current R300-billion capital budget. 

State-owned freight logistics group Transnet has reiterated that funding for the proposed R75-billion, Durban dig-out port (DDOP), which is earmarked for development at the city's old international...