(Arup) Consultants was founded in 1946 in It is one of the largest and most successful engineering consulting firms in the world. As an international diversified engineering consultancy, we provide master planning, economic assessment, feasibility study, specific design, project management, construction supervision and other services, involving architecture, structure, geotechnical, civil, acoustics, environment, E&M, fire protection, transportation, curtain wall and other engineering disciplines. At present, we have 73 branches and offices in more than 32 countries in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Australia and North America, with more than 7,000 employees.

The company can provide clients with cutting-edge geometry, sound and vibration control, cutting-edge technology, building design, asset management, audio-visual systems, building physics, sustainable building technologies, business consulting, civil engineering, communications and IT, construction management, control engineering, design management, appraisal and evaluation, energy strategy, environmental studies, curtain wall engineering, facilities management, feasibility studies, fire safety engineering, geotechnical engineering, industrial engineering, interior design, inspection and maintenance consulting, lighting design, electrical and mechanical engineering, master planning, planning, urban design and economics, project management, risk assessment, safety consulting, seismic engineering, site assessment, structural engineering, traffic engineering, transportation engineering, automotive design, venue professional design and water and environmental engineering services.

Currently, in addition to our headquarters in London, UK, we have more than 73 branches and offices in 33 countries worldwide, employing approximately 7,000 people. Arup has been involved in many projects that have gained international acclaim, including the Sydney Opera House in Australia and the Hong Kong International Airport, which were among the top ten buildings of the 20th century; the Pompidou Centre for Art and Culture in Paris, France; the Kansai International Airport Building in Osaka, Japan; the HSBC Building in Hong Kong; the expansion of the National Gallery of Art in the United Kingdom; and the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in the United Kingdom. The Pompidou Center for Art and Culture in Paris, the Kansai International Airport in Osaka, the HSBC Building in Hong Kong, the expansion of the National Gallery in England, and the Royal Opera House in England are also famous.

Famous architectural projects that he has participated in include the HSBC Headquarters in Hong Kong, Citibank Plaza, Hong Kong Film City, Hong Kong Stadium, Cityplaza and Central Plaza, the world's tallest 78-storey concrete building, Hong Kong New Airport Passenger Terminal, Kowloon-Canton Railway stations and tunnels, Lantau Airport Railway bidding section Station, tunnel and platform screen doors, Royal Ascot I and II, etc.