Maritime infrastructure design
Arup’s maritime teams are experts in the design and implementation of a wide variety of maritime infrastructure, from freight and cruise terminals to passenger ferry and energy facilities.
We support our clients through all stages of the project and asset lifecycle to effectively design, implement and manage infrastructure upgrade and growth initiatives. Whatever the project, we ensure that physical design solutions will meet a port’s current and future needs.
Net zero goals continue to redefine expectations of a nation’s infrastructure – both in form and operations. Arup offers a combined engineering, materials, asset management and decarbonisation service that can renew, repurpose and optimise maritime infrastructure to achieve resilience in a cost-effective manner.
Specialist in-house skills add value to our projects across architecture and urban design, hydrodynamic analysis, vessel navigation and impacts, digital engineering, marine geotechnics, and seismic engineering. Clients also gain value from our strategic asset management planning, including smart processes and tools for the inspection, condition assessment and ongoing management of maritime infrastructure.
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Projects
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A major next-generation expansion of the Port of Montreal
Port of Montreal Contrecœur Terminal Expansion Project, Canada
Leading the electrification of maritime transport on the West Coast
Blueprint for Zero Emission Vessel Transition, USA
Future proofing Singapore’s marine and offshore industry
Offshore Marine Centre 2, Singapore
Designing a better-connected Philippines in support of the Build, Build, Build programme
Build! Build! Build! Programme, Philippines
Maritime
Arup is helping clients to shape the future of ports, maritime transport and sustainable coastal communities. Together, we plan and develop the business case for growth and investment, as well as leading the transformation of ports as critical supply chain hubs to support the clean energy future.
