PMI’s 2020 Most Influential Projects highlights more than 250 bold, breakthrough efforts—spanning sectors and continents. Guests discuss three of those initiatives:
Hugh Lawson, project director at Sydney Metro in Sydney, discusses how the massive project will transform transportation in the city and how COVID-19 created opportunities to challenge long-held assumptions.
César García Marirrodriga, project manager at the European Space Agency in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, shares what scientists hope to learn about the heliosphere from the Solar Orbiter’s seven-year mission.
Rob Wright, of Public Services and Procurement Canada, talks about how the project team created a long-term vision with built-in flexibility for a multiyear restoration of Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Key themes
[00:56] PMI’s 2020 Most Influential Projects
[02:24] Sydney Metro to bring new ways to move around the city
[04:43] Challenging long-held assumptions and finding opportunities in COVID-19
[07:00] Sydney Metro transforming transportation for years to come
[09:31] Solar Orbiter: Unlocking secrets of the sun
[12:25] Creating a long-term vision with built-in flexibility for Parliament Hill Rehabilitation
[15:03] Using Centre Block as an apex project to drive strategy
[17:37] Lesson learned: Bring construction and design together on day one
11/18/20 • 22 min
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