Ove Arup was a Danish engineer and architect, best known for founding the global engineering consultancy firm Arup Group. Born in 1895, he played a significant role in shaping modern engineering practices, emphasizing collaboration and innovative design. His work focused on integrating various disciplines, including structural engineering, acoustics, and environmental design. Arup's contributions to iconic projects, such as the Sydney Opera House and the Centre Pompidou in Paris, showcased his commitment to creativity and functionality. He believed in the importance of sustainable design and the impact of engineering on society, leaving a lasting legacy in the fields of architecture and engineering.