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  1. 15 hours ago

    . and a team of Arup engineers are in India with our charity partner to improve water resource management as part of the WASH Basins project. Find out more about our work on this project here:

    Fascinating tour of water supply and groundwater recharge and with the People's Science Institute. They've done great work empowering communities to lobby for safe WASH, especially women, and building understanding of fluoride risk
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  2. 17 hours ago

    Are you looking for a new challenge? Find out why centres are an exciting career path for any engineer:

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  3. 22 hours ago

    Our centre expert, Andrew Higgins, shares innovative ideas with about how the industry can become more sustainable. Read it here:

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    Apr 3

    Our multidisciplinary helped design and deliver Gasholders London, a unique residential development and the only apartments in the world to be built within a trio of 19thCentury listed gasholder frames.

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    Apr 2

    Just finished a great meeting with and PSI with , and . Looking forward to improving in and beyond over the next 2 years!

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  6. Mar 29

    We're really excited about the engineering concepts developed by & Bordesley Green Girls' School & Sixth Form for our "50 years in the future" project. The results will be seen at the Celebration Assessment Day on 4 May!

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  7. Mar 29

    The integration of green & blue infrastructure into the design of will create a more biodiverse environment with built-in resilience against the effects of . Read about this in our new report:

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    Mar 29

    Congratulations ! 🎉

    And we won 1st prize for Most Popular Graduate Recruiter in the category for construction, civil engineering and surveying at tonight’s . Congratulations to the team!
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  9. Mar 28

    What are the investment challenges in the market? Register to join us, our exciting guest speakers and in our office to discuss this on 2 May:

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  10. Mar 28

    What does it mean to be a theatre consultant? Catrin Powell from our venues team shed some light on the design of buildings at , including how to leverage tech. Find out more about theatre consulting here:

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    Catrin from Arup Venues is at the festival showing off their theatre VR experience! - in the Campus Centre til later this afternoon!
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  11. Mar 28

    Hear from our engineering  Elliott Webb in the latest issue of . He talks about his role in our highway's team and why he chose a career in engineering.

    Ever wondered about ? spoke to an apprentice at about his experiences:
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  12. Mar 28

    To continue to succeed, cities in arid environments must build upon locally adapted climate-specific design solutions. Our new report proposes 36 actions that cities can take to ensure they stay liveable, resilient & competitive:

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  13. Mar 27

    Arup engineer and alumni, Rachel Gittens, will be discussing her career to-date at 's first ever Women in Engineering Symposium on 1st May 2018. More here:

    Confirmed speaker for our WiE Symposium on 1st May 2018: Rachel Gittens is a Chartered Civil Engineer (CEng MICE) who has worked in the construction industry for > 12 years since graduating from . We're very excited to hear about her journey so far!
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  14. Mar 27

    Did you miss Abigaile Bromfield's article on how can infrastructure act as a catalyst for regeneration? Read it now to find out how 's is a great example of how cities can unlock the potential of these sites:

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  15. Mar 27

    Connswater Community Greenway in is one of our fave projects! It supports active travel + public access to , plus delivers flood protection. of explains why it's so special.

    The project has made 1,700 properties safe against flooding. But did you know that The Conn O'Neill Bridge – restored as part of the scheme – is the subject of Belfast singer-songwriter Van Morrison's song 'Brown Eyed Girl'?
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    Mar 27

    The MECD site is now heading skywards! Have you noticed the cores of MECD rising out of the basements on site? The cores, on which construction began late 2017, are the beginning of the site’s transition above ground.

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  17. Mar 27

    Our digital expert has been selected as a member of Advisory Board – helping the to be at the forefront of development

    UK5G officially launches today to support the development of the UK as a global leader in the development and adoption of 5G. You can also see the list of List of current Advisory Board Members -
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  18. Mar 26

    We will be working with on the new Sir Henry Bragg Building. Our team are providing a full range of engineering and consulting services helping to bring the innovative science complex to life:

    University of Leeds selects BAM as preferred Contractor to deliver their flagship and innovative Sir William Henry Bragg Building
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  19. Mar 26

    We're delighted that our work w/ was selected as 1 of the winners at the competition. The team’s work on automating the collection of condition assessment photos & using machine learning tools to spot defects impressed the judges:

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    Mar 26

    . of discusses why a built environment designed with accessibility in mind is essential, and will be even more necessary in the future, in our report: …

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