Name: Stereotypes that blind us: designing the places and spaces we work by Aurecon
Duration: 8 min 17 s
Description: Ever since hybrid work hit the headlines, leaders have agonised over how they were to innovate if everyone was scattered all over the place. The answer lies in asking ‘how’ we work together and not ‘where.’ To navigate the future of work, organisations must first design a culture embracing creativity before designing the best places to collaborate.

Aurecon’s Design Director Tunnels and President of the Australian Tunnelling Society Dr Harry Asche gives an update to ABC Radio in June 2021 on the numerous tunnelling projects being designed and constructed in Sydney and why different tunnelling methods are used for different locations and ground conditions.

Harry Asche talks tunnelling on ABC Radio Sydney

Ashurst and Aurecon eminent practitioners discuss how their industry alliance will respond to business leaders’ demand for complex risk solutions, including the transition to net zero.

Ashurst and Aurecon Alliance: working with clients where asset and legal risk exposure intersect

Paul Gleeson, Managing Director – Energy, Resources & Water and Group Director, Sustainability at Aurecon, and Paul Curnow, Partner and Global Co-Head of Energy, Ashurst discuss how the Ashurst and Aurecon alliance will provide game-changing eminence and expertise to turn climate transition risk challenges into opportunities.

Ashurst and Aurecon talk climate transition risk

Ever since hybrid work hit the headlines, leaders have agonised over how they were to innovate if everyone was scattered all over the place. The answer lies in asking ‘how’ we work together and not ‘where.’ To navigate the future of work, organisations must first design a culture embracing creativity before designing the best places to collaborate.

Stereotypes that blind us: designing the places and spaces we work

In comic books, invisibility is a sought-after superpower. In reality, it is an uncomfortable, unwelcomed outcome of old age. 

Aurecon Chief Experience Officer Maureen Thurston shares in her last Just Imagine blog why investing in retaining and training the ageing workforce could help organisations win the war on talent.

Stereotypes that blind us: discovering the wisdom within

Aurecon's Sam Linke talks with ABC NewsRadio about the Queensland Government's plan to introduce 50 cent public transport fares.

Sam Linke talks public transport with ABC NewsRadio

Aurecon is an engineering and infrastructure advisory company, but not as you know it. We’ve reimagined engineering.

Stereotypes that blind us: designing the places and spaces we work

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