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Belt & RoadExploring a world of opportunities

87permanent offices in 34 countries

140countries where we have worked on projects

15,000+staff

We lead the wayArup is already active in almost 100 countries around the globe and has over three decades of experience in China. By working with our clients and partners in China focusing on opportunities arising from the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), Arup aims to continue its mission to shape a better world.

A global firm with established local offices to provide on-the-ground support

A proven track record in delivering complex, large-scale projects worldwide

One-stop shop services from project inception to delivery and beyond

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The BRI covers more than 60 countries, which account for over 60% of the global population and over 30% of global GDP

BRI offers significant global prospects for ambitious businesses by boosting the flow of trade, capital and services between mainland China and the rest of the world. There will be a tremendous demand of building the connectivity required to catalyse trade, promote wealth creation, and raise the living standards of millions of people. The ripple effects will be felt worldwide.

Exploring a world of opportunities with Arup

44.6% with more than 1 project

18,000+ projects

308 research projects totalling RMB33.4 million

200+ awards

6,700+ clients

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East Asia

Greater ChinaBeijingChongqingGuangzhouHong KongMacauShanghaiShenzhenTaipeiWuhan

JapanTokyo

South KoreaSeoul

Using their capabilities in structural, MEP and environmental design, Arup provided us with comprehensive and coordinated solutions for this complex project, and successfully helped us achieve a unique mixed-use development of high performance and sustainability. We see Arup as our long-term partner, and value their commitment to quality and professionalism.

— Albert Chan Kain Bon, Director of Development Planning and Design, Shui On Land Limited

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Beijing CBD core area Z towers, Greater ChinaArup is contributing to 8 of the 16 Z series projects currently under construction in Beijing’s emerging CBD core area.

Bird’s Nest & Water Cube, Beijing, Greater ChinaRepresenting Heaven and Earth in traditional Chinese culture, our design of the Bird’s Nest and Water Cube are innovative and sustainable feats of modern engineering.

Raffles City, Chongqing, Greater ChinaA mega complex of eight towers with an iconic conservatory and a retail podium gently arcing forward, like a ship in full sail.

Canton Tower, East Tower & West Tower, Guangzhou, Greater ChinaWe played a key role in delivering the trio of Guangzhou’s tallest structures, helping the city realise its ambition to be a financial hub in South China.

Planning for Alibaba’s Cloud Valley, Hangzhou, Greater ChinaWe provided a future-proof design for Cloud Valley, a new 17km2

business park designed to drive the ‘cloud’ industry and innovation in Hangzhou.

Express Rail Link, Hong Kong, Greater ChinaThe 26km of tunnel connects Hong Kong with Guangzhou and the national high-speed rail network.

Harbour Area Treatment Scheme (HATS) Stage 2A, Hong Kong, Greater ChinaHong Kong’s largest ever sewerage infrastructure project designed to improve water quality for 5 million people from both sides of the Victoria Harbour.

Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, Greater ChinaThis is the first major combined, bridge and tunnel sea-crossing project in China, considered a vital link to prosperity in the Pan-Pearl River Delta region.

The Hub, Shanghai, Greater ChinaShanghai’s first low carbon business district well served by high speed rails, metros and domestic flights.

Qianhai infrastructure planning, Shenzhen, Greater ChinaAs the infrastructure planning consultant, Arup is helping transform Qianhai into an international service hub with high quality social and civil infrastructure.

Taoyuan International Airport Terminal 3, Taipei, Greater ChinaTerminal 3 is one of the airport’s major expansion projects in response to the rapid growth in passenger volume and economic activities in the Asia-Pacific region.

Ribbon Chapel, Hiroshima, JapanA wedding venue with two spiral staircases that softly come together at the top, symbolising two paths ending in marriage.

Songdo IBD Central Park, Incheon, South KoreaWe created a sustainable, open space for inhabitants of this new business gateway to north-east Asia.

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850+ staff

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BruneiBandar Seri Begawan

CambodiaPhnom Penh

IndonesiaJakarta

MalaysiaKota KinabaluKuala LumpurPenangSabah

PhilippinesManila

SingaporeSingapore

ThailandBangkok

VietnamHo Chi Minh City

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Temburong Link, BruneiThis bridge provides a 30km long fixed link between the geographically separated Temburong district to the main population centre of Brunei-Muara district with the aim to diversify the country’s economy.

Sleuk Rith Institute, Phnom Penh, CambodiaA series of interwoven buildings designed by Zaha Hadid for genocide studies in Southeast Asia.

Vattanac Capital, Phnom Penh, CambodiaShaped like the mythical Chinese dragon symbolising health and prosperity, the 36-storey office tower houses Vattanac Bank’s headquarters and has become a new landmark for the city.

Sengkang LNG Terminal, IndonesiaThe LNG liquefaction and export facility in Sulawesi has a capacity of 2 million tonnes per annum built from 0.5 million tonnes per annum modular units.

Penang Second Bridge, MalaysiaThe 24km long sea crossing, the longest in Southeast Asia, is the second link between Penang Island and the Malaysian Peninsular.

Icone Tower, Manila, PhilippinesOur architectural and engineering designs are shaping the iconic 40-storey skyscraper at the heart of Manila. Its public plaza will include a canopy of trees to replicate the ambiance of the Filipino tropical forest.

Downtown Line, SingaporeThe 42km Downtown line links the north-western and eastern housing estates to the downtown areas. Arup developed the alignment design for the entire 21km stretch.

Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort, SingaporeThe exciting development in the heart of Singapore integrates the prestigious waterfront promenade with iconic retail, entertainment and hotel facilities, public spaces and breathtaking city view.

MahaNakhon, Bangkok, ThailandThe 314m tall tower features distinctive cantilevered glass ‘skyboxes’ and terraces that form the pixelated design and provide unparalleled views of the city.

MRT Blue Line extension, Bangkok, ThailandThe extension connects the existing Blue Line, Hua Lamphong Station in the South and Bang Sue Station in the North, to complete Bangkok’s orbital rail network.

Development strategy for Ninh Thuan province, VietnamWe developed a masterplan proposal encompassing energy and ecological concerns to generate a sustainable, competitive economy.

Landmark 81, Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamStanding at 461m tall, the city’s tallest building resembles a bundle of bamboo canes to reference the area’s agricultural past and a nation’s much revered home-grown resource.

Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network (ACCCRN)Our work with the Rockefeller Foundation has led to the creation of the ACCCRN, which enables communities and cities to better manage the disruption caused by their changing climate.

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Public transport is the most efficient way for our people to get around in a compact city like ours. Ultimately, we aim to make Singapore a safe, green, car-lite city.

— Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loon on DTL2 opening, reported in the Strait Times

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South, Central & Western Asia

IndiaBangaloreHyderabadMumbai

QatarDoha

TurkeyAnkaraIstanbul

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Structural safety assessments of textile factory buildings in BangladeshFollowing the disaster in Rana Plaza in 2013, where a garment factory collapsed, we were asked to develop a methodology for assessing the structural safety of the factories in Bangladesh.

Bombay Convention and Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, IndiaWe provided concept and design development services for the convention centre with a 3-storey auditorium inside, sky garden and pool.

GVK Sky Tower, Mumbai, IndiaThe award-winning structure combines aesthetic designs with stringent air traffic control requirements.

Kempegowda International Airport T1 Extension, Bangalore, IndiaThe project unifies existing and new facilities under one dramatic swooping and curving roof.

Aspire Tower, Dohar, QatarBuilt as part of the 2006 Asian Games, the tower is shaped like a torch and held the symbolic flame for the duration of the Games.

Heart of Doha substation, Doha, QatarArup’s design for Qatar’s first fully-underground substation reduced its footprint significantly compared to a traditional above-ground station of similar size.

100,000 vehicles per day will be using the Tunnel comfortably without being affected from the weather conditions outside. We will from now on be ignoring all those news articles such as ‘the ferries stop operation due to the storm’, ‘the traffic stops on the bridge due to fog’, etc. Thanks to the Eurasia Tunnel, uninterrupted land transport between the two sides of Istanbul has become possible independently from the climate conditions outside.

— Recep Tayyip Erdogan, President of Turkey

Istanbul Kanyon, Istanbul, TurkeyThe vast multi-use development features a dramatic interior street, which creates a completely unique shopping experience.

Konya Tropical Butterfly Garden, TurkeyTurkey’s first butterfly museum allows species to be observed in their natural habitat.

Strait road tunnel, Istanbul, TurkeyA 5.4km long tunnel under the Bosphorus Strait, connecting Europe to Asia.

Abu Dhabi Investment Council Headquarters, Abu Dhabi, UAEOur innovative design resulted in a 40% saving in carbon emissions.

Aldar Headquarters, Abu Dhabi, UAE The 23-storey building represents a fusion of tradition and modernity, with the striking circular shape symbolising unity and stability.

Global HSBC branchesWe carried out seismic assessment and programme management for the global investment bank with more than 400 sites.

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Africa

MauritiusBagatelle

NigeriaAbujaLagos

South AfricaCape TownDurbanJohannesburg

ZimbabweHarare


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We enjoyed working with the Arup team who adopted a collaborative and inclusive working style to ensure the Plan reflected our aspirations. We also valued the team’s commitment and flexibility to the project and the high quality of their outputs.

— Seychelles Planning Authority

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Botswana International University Science Technology, Palapye, BotswanaBotswana’s second university consists of administration, staff and student accommodation, lecture theatres, laboratories and sports facilities with a GFA of 22,000m2.

Grand Egyptian Museum, Cairo, EgyptThe largest museum of Egyptian artefacts in the world features a translucent stone wall, 800m long, which rises to 40m in places, allowing visitors to explore the sheltered space behind.

The Mauritius Commercial Bank, Ebene, MauritiusThe first building in the Southern Hemisphere to achieve a BREEAM rating.

Morocco Mall, Casablanca, MoroccoMorocco’s first luxury shopping centre, half a kilometre in length, built on the south side of Casablanca.

African Institute of Science and Technology, Abuja, NigeriaAn exemplar university campus in Africa created to provide research facilities for science and engineering.

Bridges to Prosperity suspension bridge in Muregeya, RwandaThe 51.5m main span suspension footbridge was a collaboration with Bridges to Prosperity, a US-based charity, to road-test ‘BridgeTOOL’ developed by Arup to assist the charity’s future footbridge building in deprived communities.

Seychelles strategic land use and development plan, Mahe, Seychelles The plan articulates a clear vision and strategy for the Seychelles up to 2040.

Constitutional Court, Johannesburg, South AfricaThe symbolic building features pioneering sustainable heating and cooling systems.

Gautrain Rapid Rail Link, South AfricaArup certified South Africa’s first rapid-rail link connecting Pretoria and Johannesburg to the OR Tambo International Airport.

Multi-products pipeline, Johannesburg to Durban, South AfricaSouth Africa’s largest pipeline project, valued at US$2bn.

V&A Grain Silo Complex, Cape Town, South AfricaArup repurposed the historic grain silo building for a new contemporary African art gallery with hotel, office and dining facilities.

Improving water treatment works in Harare, ZimbabweArup was appointed by the World Bank to provide technical assistance to the City of Harare to improve the operation of all of its major water and waste water treatment facilities.

Zinara Roads Phase 2, Zimbabwe Road rehabilitation design for 820km of national trunk road and design of nine state of the art toll plazas.

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DenmarkCopenhagen

GermanyBerlinDüsseldorfFrankfurt

IrelandCorkDublinGalwayLimerick

ItalyMilan

NetherlandsAmsterdam

PolandKrakowWarsaw

RussiaMoscow

SerbiaBelgrade

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Øresund Link, Denmark and SwedenEurope’s longest road-and-rail bridge that cut down the journey time between Malmo in Sweden and Copenhagen in Denmark from an hour-long ferry ride to a 35-minute city-to-city drive.

Centre Pompidu, Paris, FranceThis inside-out building turned the world of architecture upside down and gave Paris a new icon. It also transformed the way people connect with art.

Citibank Data Centre, Frankfurt, GermanyThe world’s first LEED® platinum certified data centre has achieved a reduction of energy use for the infrastructure of 72% and a reduction of water consumption of 30%.

SolarLeaf, Hamburg, GermanyWorldwide first façade system to cultivate micro-algae to generate heat and biomass as renewable energy sources.

Central Greece Motorway, GreeceOne of the largest highway concession projects in Europe and part of the Greek State’s major infrastructure development programme.

Dublin Airport Terminal 2, IrelandWe transformed Dublin Airport to modernise facilities, increase capacity and enhance passenger experience.

Bosco Verticale, Milan, ItalyThe high-rise residential development boasts 900 trees measuring between 3m and 6m along with 5,000 shrubs and 11,000 floral plants on terraces up to the 27th floor.

Arnhem Central Station, Arnhem, NetherlandsArup helped to redesign the station to be more clear and accessible for its commuters.

Medicover Hospital, Warsaw, PolandThe first multi-profile private hospital in Poland provides healthcare services that meet world standards.

Moscow City Evolution tower, Moscow, RussiaWith a unique DNA-like double-helix design, the Evolution Tower is the latest addition to the Mosco City.

Technical Assistance to Roads of SerbiaWe are helping to improve road safety conditions in Serbia by providing consultancy services in the implementation of the 5-year National Road Network Rehabilitation Programme.

Metropol Parasol, Seville, SpainThe Metropol Parasol is both a new landmark for the city of Seville and an engineering adventure – one of the largest timber structures ever built.

Europe wide CO2 infrastructure studyArup’s vision for CO2 infrastructure aided European Commission’s strategic planning.

During the development phase of the Arnhem Central Station’s masterplan, UNStudio and Arup studied some of the very complex infrastructural nodes related to the connections the various passengers were making between the different modes of transport. Whenever we came up with something unusual, Arup was always able to find interpretations to make them possible.

— Ben van Berkel, Founder and Principal Architect, UNStudio

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The three magnificent structures we see here span three centuries, are all feats of modern engineering, and a tribute to the vision and remarkable skill of those who designed and built them.

— Her Majesty the Queen on Queensferry Crossing opening, reported in BBC News.

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Cambridge University’s Sainsbury LaboratoryThe BREEAM ‘Excellent’ certified laboratory brings together world-leading scientists in a working environment of the highest quality in the University’s Botanic Garden.

Environmental Impact Assessments for wind farms in Wales, CardiffArup has been heavily involved in Environmental Impact Assessments for a number of wind farm schemes in Wales. We worked closely with the client and statutory bodies to ensure that the design avoided and mitigated environmental impact.

National Assembly for Wales, CardiffThe building was designed to be an open and inviting public space, as well as providing accommodation and secure private areas for members of the new assembly.

Queensferry Crossing, EdinburghThe Queensferry Crossing is Scotland’s largest infrastructure project for a generation and the longest three-tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world.

30 St Mary’s Axe, LondonArup helped architect Foster and Partners to achieve the ambitious curved form of the building by designing its distinctive diagonal steel structure - a diagrid.

Heathrow Airport Terminal 5, LondonArup provided multidisciplinary services, from project management to people movement studies.

High Speed 1, London and KentWe led the planning, engineering, and design of the route that links between Kent and London via the East Thames Corridor and, along the way, helping spark regeneration across its route.

King’s Cross Station, LondonThe sympathetic redevelopment of King’s Cross Station has turned an unloved, historic rail terminus into a dynamic transport hub and a destination in its own right.

London 2012 Olympic Aquatic Centre, London With its distinctive architecture and focus on legacy use, the Aquatics Centre was designed to be sustainable.

White Collar Factory, LondonWhite Collar Factory sets a model for a new type of office building – one that offers building users greater flexibility in the way they occupy and adapt floorplates, more choice over their working environment, and comfortable, productive spaces.

The Christie Proton Beam Therapy Centre, Manchester We developed a series of sustainability measures for the largest treatment method of its kind in the world and helped the centre to achieve BREEAM ‘Excellent’ environmental rating.

Giants Causeway Visitors Centre, Northern IrelandA new visitor centre for Northern Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction, the single storey building cuts into the existing landscape, making use of the large difference in level across the site.

Technical advisor for Yorkshire WaterAs a strategic partner of Yorkshire Water since 1996, Arup has been involved with the design and delivery of the client’s largest capital schemes, achieving significant economic, environmental and social benefits across the region.

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Santos Valongo waterfront regeneration, Santos, BrazilOur studies will develop tourism and economic opportunities for the Brazilian waterfront city.

New Champlain Bridge Corridor Project, Montreal, CanadaSince 2012, Arup has been providing expert technical advice to the Government of Canada to facilitate the replacement of the 3.4km-long Champlain Bridge over the St Lawrence River and Seaway and 4km of congested urban highway - one of the busiest corridors in Canada.

Toronto Pearson International Airport, Toronto, Canada Working for and with the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, Arup provided masterplanning and innovative multidisciplinary design for Canada’s largest airport development project.

Ágora Bogotá, Bogotá, ColombiaÁgora Bogotá aims to achieve a LEED® Gold certification and to become the first sustainable convention centre in Colombia. It will also change the dynamics of events and conventions in the region.

Torre Reforma, Mexico City, MexicoRising 245m, Torre Reforma is one of tallest buildings in Latin America and the first tower in Latin America to achieve LEED® Platinum designation.

The Las Vegas High Roller, Las Vegas, USArup engineered the full entertainment observation wheel that offers high views of Las Vegas.

Lake Mead Intake Tunnel No 3, Nevada, USArup led the engineering design of a critical new intake tunnel at Lake Mead, a main source of water for millions in the southwest US. The new tunnel ensures water quality and supply amid declining lake levels caused by drought.

Fulton Center, New York, USFeaturing the iconic slanted, hyperboloid domed atrium of glass and steel, the LEED® certified transit hub links six subway stations and 10 subway lines in lower Manhattan.

Second Avenue Subway, New York, USThe new line will reduce overcrowding and delays on Manhattan’s Lexington Avenue line and make mass transit more accessible to people living on Manhattan’s far East Side.

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, USA reimagined gallery experience, behind a dramatic facade that provides a new gateway to the city.

St Elizabeth Hospital, Enumclaw, Washington, USArup devised a number of sustainable solutions that offset the inherent energy intensity of the hospital’s equipment, helping the hospital to become the first LEED® certified hospital in Washington State.

La Rinconada Masterplan, Caracas, VenezuelaWe designed a comprehensive masterplan to improve the lifestyle of Caracas’ citizens.

City Resilience Index for The Rockefeller FoundationWith support from the Rockefeller Foundation, Arup has developed the City Resilience Framework and the City Resilience Index that provide cities with a comprehensive, accessible, technically robust and globally applicable basis for assessing and measuring resilience at a city scale.

Arup has been indispensable in helping to transform my architectural vision into an efficient and buildable structure.

— Benjamin Romano, Principal of LBR&A

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Australia AdelaideBrisbaneCairnsCanberraMelbournePerthSydneyTownsville

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Adelaide Oval Redevelopment, Adelaide, AustraliaWe transformed Adelaide Oval into a world class 52,000-seat stadium, ensuring the heritage and culture of the original ground is maintained, while enhancing atmosphere and spectator experience.

Adelaide Zoo, Adelaide, Australia We project managed the major redevelopment to support the anticipated increase in visitors.

Brisbane Airport Link, Brisbane, AustraliaThe largest ever road infrastructure project in Australia will reduce traffic congestion for the inner northern suburbs of Brisbane.

Kurilpa Bridge, Brisbane, AustraliaSculptural in appearance, the pedestrian and cyclist bridge is a multi-mast, cable-stay structure based on principles of tensegrity, a first in city bridge construction.

Canberra Light Rail, Canberra, AustraliaThe route will revitalise key urban areas of the nation’s capital.

Webb Dock, Melbourne, AustraliaAs strategic advisors, we provided extensive maritime engineering services for the redevelopment of the port, enabling the port to fulfill its role at the centre of the economy.

Elizabeth Quay Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridge, Perth, AustraliaUsing parametric modelling, Arup optimised the geometry of the pedestrian pathway to overcome design constraints resulting in simple and pure structural forms, complemented by a rationalised modular architecture.

8 Chifley, Sydney, Australia8 Chifley is an iconic 6 Star Green Star rated 140m tall building comprising of two stacked modules, focused on design excellence.

Dr Chau Chak Wing Building, Sydney, AustraliaArup was instrumental in achieving this highly complex building by driving design elements including the high-performance glazing system, the specification of more sustainable construction material using energy reducing processes and timber sourced from responsible sources.

Yankaninna remote microgrid, South Australia Our advice is enabling a charitable foundation to lower the carbon intensity and operating costs of the off-grid microgrid in South Australia.

Auckland transport planning services, Auckland, New ZealandThrough its continual involvement in shaping the transport environment in central Auckland over the past ten years, Arup has been assisting Auckland City Council to develop a strategy and plans to improve accessibility of the CBD.

Sensing City, Christchurch, New ZealandA world first, Sensing City will position Christchurch at the forefront of the smart technology revolution. We created a digital masterplan to advise how to establish this ‘Sensing City’ which would pioneer the use of information to manage urban living.

Barangaroo is one of the largest regeneration sites in Australia, and we appreciate the invaluable multidisciplinary work that Arup have provided to deliver this successful urban redevelopment.

— Andrew Wilson, Managing Director, Lendlease

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Arup is the creative force at the heart of many of the world’s most prominent projects

in the built environment and across industry. From 87 offices in 34 countries our

15,000 designers, engineers, planners and consultants deliver innovative projects

across the world with creativity and passion.

ContactShayne LiChina Outward Foreign Direct Investment [email protected]

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) not only provides a blueprint for China’s future development, but also serves as a catalyst to improve infrastructure and connectivity across the world. With a vast amount of experience in delivering major developments worldwide, Arup will work with our clients and partners focusing on BRI opportunities and continue our mission to shape a better world.— Michael Kwok, East Asia Chair, Arup

With more than 30 years in China, Arup has delivered a wide range of landmarks across the country and has developed a deep understanding of our Chinese clients’ needs and aspirations. Chinese companies are reaching out to the world as never before facing new opportunities and challenges. We will explore these opportunities with our Chinese partners with the established trust.— Kang Man, China Leader, Arup

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