Transportation

The potential for air quality, odour, and noise impacts resulting from industrial, mining, and infrastructure projects continues to rate amongst the highest concerns for nearby communities.

Integral to a transport network, airports provide the means to rapidly connect cities and countries.

Bridges are critical and high value elements of transportation infrastructure that play an essential role in linking communities. Bridge design needs to consider context, function, impact on the environment, whole of life and capital cost and above all the devil is in the detail.

Successful collaboration is essential to integrate end-user requirements into project delivery. This requires adopting systems and approaches at the outset to improve safety, value and efficiency outcomes.

Understanding issues that are relevant to stakeholders and communities is the foundation of stakeholder engagement.

The global energy transition is not just a transformation of energy systems. It’s a transformation of communities and economies. We’ve reached an important tipping point in this journey with many industries making bold decisions to enable swift changes.

Effectively investigating, assessing, evaluating and monitoring the suitability, risks and properties of site ground conditions for any project, are an essential part of successful delivery.

GHD is at the leading edge of some of the boldest and largest hydrogen projects in Australia and around the world.

Approvals and permitting for projects can be complex and challenging for all stakeholders.

Maritime developments often pose unique challenges. They must be sensitively designed, attractive, functional, cost-effective and environmentally sustainable.

There are increasing requirements for asset owners to procure new assets at an optimum balance of capital expenditure and quality to achieve the required service, while minimising operating costs.

Rail transport, unlike many other technological advancements, has a major impact on sustainable economic outcomes.

Population growth, aging infrastructure, rising congestion, and increasing concerns for road safety are putting pressure on existing land transport networks, challenging road authorities to reconsider strategy and adopt a whole-of-life approach.

Well-designed roundabouts improve capacity, safety, and offer other benefits such as aesthetics and air quality when compared to traditional intersection solutions. Designing a roundabout is different from designing a signalized intersection. 

Structures, whether they are for residential, commercial, industrial or other uses, should be functional, cost-efficient, attractive and safe.

Transportation is inherently about the mobility of people, goods and services, for both work and leisure, and the most effective ways to achieve this.

To meet the needs of our ever-growing populations and urbanisations, underground spaces are becoming increasingly important.