GHG and Resource Management

53W53, formerly known as the MoMA Tower (or Torre Verre), is not just a super-slender tower but a work of art – as befits a building that will sit above New York’s Museum of Modern Art, and even house 50,000ft2 of additional gallery space in its lower floors.

The tallest contemporary wood building in North America at the time of construction.

The Four Seasons Hotel and Residences is a Toronto landmark, soaring 55 storeys in the heart of Yorkville, downtown Toronto’s up-market shopping and restaurant quarter. This award-winning, luxury development has 259 hotel rooms and 210 private condominiums, a two-storey spa, restaurant, café and event spaces.

The 40,000-capacity Tele2 Arena is a world-class entertainment center in Stockholm. The complex includes a football stadium with a retractable roof and facilities for other sports, concerts, conferences and exhibitions, plus an entertainment area with bars, restaurants, mini golf and more.

Salesforce Tower will be a beacon for the San Francisco Bay area, at the heart of the Transbay redevelopment area that will include commercial, housing, retail and entertainment facilities.

A fast-track project to convert the landmark 800-room Plaza Hotel into 182 luxury private residences, 282 hotel rooms and suites, and high-end retail space, all requiring different technical solutions.

Adaptable air-conditioning puts the wind behind a major regeneration scheme

A 20 million ft² development including hotels, casinos, luxury apartments, a 600,000 ft² convention centre, a theatre and many high-end retail spaces. WSP was responsible for the vital building services infrastructure to support significant areas of this vast development, including the central plant.

The Barclays Center is a 19,000-seat arena in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Home to the Brooklyn Nets basketball team, the arena hosts professional and college basketball games, concerts, fine arts performances, circuses, hockey tournaments, graduation ceremonies, trade shows and other events.