The Yea Heights Estate in Victoria is a development of 25 homes which are being built for families who were affected by the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires. Arup has been [...]

Arup has been working with Desert Knowledge Australia (DKA) now for a number of years in particular supporting their Desert Leadership programs.  www.desertknowledge.com.au/ On 25th January 2013, DKA launched their [...]

Phase 2 of the SaniShop project involves the World Toilet Organisation (WTO) planting entrepreneurial hubs in India with the capability to provide sanitation hardware and services to the poor. It [...]

In early December, Edwin Fung (Melbourne), Daniel Lambert and Brendon Mills (both Singapore) from Arup visited the site of the Kathirweli Tsunami Reconstruction project in Sri Lanka. The goal of [...]

Located near the border of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, Goma maintains a permanent population of approximately 400,000 people. The close proximity of the city to the Rwandan [...]

At the end of 2012, Arup’s Lucy Keatinge participated in the Engineers Without Borders 16-day Study Tour of the Murray Darling Basin, which included visiting Traditional Owners and developing communities [...]

Throughout the last week of November in 2012, the Brisbane office Community Partnering Committee took the office back in time to rekindle the inner child of staff members – all [...]

Three years after the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria, two new homes were recently handed over to families at Yea in Victoria, Australia. Part of the Habitat for Humanity’s [...]

Yea Blitz Build Number 3, Saturday, 27 October 2012 A team of 21 volunteers made up of Arup staff and friends, family and partners traveled to Yea on Saturday,  27 October [...]

As an initiative for our Community Partnering Program (CPP), our office in Melbourne hosted the Desert Knowledge Australia (DKA) Youth Desert Leadership Programme on 18 September, in which 12 secondary [...]