Explore the Thinking
Every engineering project begins with a question.
The two publications below explore different parts of the same journey.
The first examines the thinking that allows engineering opportunities to emerge.
The second follows one engineering question as it gradually revealed opportunities that extended far beyond its original objective.
Together they explain not only the engineering itself, but the process through which those ideas evolved.
Whether your interest is engineering, research, commercialisation or long-term infrastructure, these publications are intended to encourage new ways of looking at familiar problems.
Where Engineering Begins
The Thinking Behind the Engineering
What to expect
This book explores the thinking behind engineering rather than the engineering itself. It discusses observation, curiosity, problem solving and the process through which practical ideas gradually emerge.
Recommended for
Engineers
Students
Universities
Designers
Inventors
Anyone interested in innovation and problem solving
Questions That Built BDEC
How One Engineering Question Became Many Opportunities
What to expect
Most engineering books explain solutions. This one explores how a single engineering question gradually revealed opportunities that were never part of the original objective.
Rather than presenting isolated concepts, it demonstrates how each engineering question naturally revealed another.
Recommended for
Engineers
Universities and researchers
Renewable energy companies
Utilities
Infrastructure owners
Government agencies
Strategic investors
Philanthropic organisations