Complex project management for big science
The complexity of big science infrastructure, frequently initiated by international coalitions of stakeholders, demands meticulous planning and collaboration among specialised design teams.
We know that a collaborative approach is essential to efficiently navigate international and institutional challenges, enabling the successful execution of transformative projects on a global scale.
The technical and project management challenges associated with big science are unique, whether focused on high-energy physics or cosmic observation. These projects involve extensive and complex oversight and project management, often for long periods of time. Teamwork and a pragmatic, practical approach, considering the clients' internal structures and responsibilities, are crucial for success.
We’re also very aware of the challenging and sometimes uncertain nature of big science’s cost and scheduling. Injecting certainty into such projects, given fixed funding allocations, requires a risk-based approach to value management throughout the design process, a strategy Arup is well-equipped to implement.
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A new hospital-based research centre for greater collaboration
Aikenhead Centre for Medical Discovery, Australia
State of the art gene bank embodies flexibility and sustainability
International Center for Tropical Agriculture – Future Seeds, Colombia
Advising Max Planck Society on the development of a new research campus in Munich
Max Planck’s Martinsried campus development, Germany
Repurposing an old school building into a space for 21st century science
Sir William Henry Bragg Building, University of Leeds, UK
Big science
Whether you are looking to leverage funding mechanisms, achieve new technical benchmarks, navigate project risks, meet changing regulatory requirements or bring consensus to a diverse group of stakeholders, Arup can help to achieve these goals.
