Case Study analysis - 3,000 words report Case study-based learning provides students with an opportunity for an in-depth and practical understanding of project management. It enables students to understand the complexity of managing projects in-practice, which involves balancing the requirements of multiple stakeholders. Successful project management requires innovation, team collaboration and learning to deliver the desired project outcomes safely whilst minimising the impact on the natural environment Write a 3,000-word review paper (+1-10% - excluding references) on a selected project case study. Case study selected can relate to any industrial/engineering sector, such as: construction, mechanical, biomedical, etc. Examples of construction projects case studies include Berlin Brandenburg Airport, Queensferry New Crossing, HS2, ...etc. Your individual review paper must cover the following: 1. Project overview (description, scope, benefits, etc.); list of stakeholders' & their roles and influence on the project; and project successes and/or failures (using relevant data where appropriate). In addition to challenges faced over the course of the project and how they were addressed. (2,000 words) 2. Role of innovation in project delivery for your chosen case study including an explicit statement and discussion of the innovation(s) adopted (e.g. process and/or process innovation), and the impact of implementing these innovations on project