AtkinsRéalis and ICE return with the second edition of ‘Beyond Engineering’ Lecture Series>

AtkinsRéalis, a world-class engineering and design consultancy, in collaboration with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), has launched the second edition of its Beyond Engineering Lecture Series in the Middle East, continuing a platform designed to bring industry voices together around the infrastructure challenges shaping the region’s future.   Building on the inaugural series launched last year, Beyond Engineering provides a structured forum for experts across the built environment to exchange insight on how major assets are being shaped by scale, complexity and evolving expectations. The second edition reflects the growing importance of collaboration across the industry as infrastructure systems face increasing performance, resilience and delivery pressures.   This year’s opening lecture, hosted at AtkinsRéalis’ Dubai office, focused on “The Future of Mobility Starts at the Airport”, examining the evolving role of airports as critical national infrastructure. With airports across the UAE handling around 135 million passengers annually, and major hubs operating close to peak capacity year‑round, a...AtkinsRéalis, a world-class engineering and design consultancy, in collaboration with the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), has launched the second edition of its Beyond Engineering Lecture Series in the Middle East, continuing a platform designed to bring industry voices together around the infrastructure challenges shaping the region’s future.   Building on the inaugural series launched last year, Beyond Engineering provides a structured forum for experts across the built environment to exchange insight on how major assets are being shaped by scale, complexity and evolving expectations. The second edition reflects the growing importance of collaboration across the industry as infrastructure systems face increasing performance, resilience and delivery pressures.   This year’s opening lecture, hosted at AtkinsRéalis’ Dubai office, focused on “The Future of Mobility Starts at the Airport”, examining the evolving role of airports as critical national infrastructure. With airports across the UAE handling around 135 million passengers annually, and major hubs operating close to peak capacity year‑round, a...{}