Thought Leadership
The Walkable Beat: A New Pulse for Urban Life
Photo by Lucas Albuquerque on UnsplashThere’s a heartbeat to a city. A rhythm, almost a music, that resonates within its very bones. It’s not merely about the looming skyscrapers, bustling avenues, or iconic sights; it’s about the cadence of life...
IoT in Urban Planning: Unexpected Leaders in the Urban Evolution
Photo by JavyGo on UnsplashCities have long served as sprawling stages, with each dawn and dusk narrating tales of humanity’s dance. Yet, in recent times, a new choreography is unfolding — one shaped by the digital pulse of the Internet of Things...
Risk Series: The Intricate Dance of Human Perception: Unraveling the Psychology of Risk
Photo by Austin Chan on UnsplashAcross my global travels, I’ve often observed an intriguing facet of human nature: our frequently skewed perception of risk. Whether choosing to ride a motorbike without a helmet on a remote island or avoiding a...
Risk Series: Navigating the Ethical Waters of Preparedness
Photo by Raimond Klavins on UnsplashOur world, vast and interconnected, operates in a delicate balance. This equilibrium, while generally stable, is often punctuated by events of low probability but with catastrophic consequences. At the heart of...
Charting the Hydrogen Horizon: The Quest for a Cleaner Tomorrow
Photo by Jason Mitrione on UnsplashIn the bustling crossroads of innovation and sustainability, there’s a buzzword that stands out, waiting for its moment in the spotlight: the hydrogen economy. It’s a concept both seductive and elusive, like the...
The Tug of War: Fixed Price Contracting in Major Infrastructure Projects
Photo by Quentin Grignet on UnsplashFixed price contracting has long been a staple in the world of capital projects, particularly in major infrastructure developments. However, with the growing complexity of such projects, the challenge of...
The New Power Titans: The Disruptive Potential of Small Modular Reactors
Photo by Hal Gatewood on UnsplashPicture this: a future where compact nuclear reactors fit neatly into shipping containers, offering the promise of safer, more scalable, and decentralised energy. Sounds like the stuff of science fiction, right? But...