Commercial and Mixed Use

After 10 years of planning and building, K11 MUSEA opened its doors at Victoria Dockside on August 2019.

This new office building is being designed to meet high standards for energy efficiency for WSP’s client WWZ Zug, a Swiss supplier of energy, telecommunications and water.

Yas Bay is a new waterfront destination development located on the southern part of Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. It will be one of the UAE’s most iconic and vibrant waterfront destinations offering a broad array of entertainment options including restaurants, hotels and a state-of-the-art multi-purpose arena. The destination will include a waterfront promenade and a pier with more than 50 cafés and restaurants, 20 retail outlets, a cinema, a beach club, and two hotels.

Credit Suisse has relocated its headquarters to the 8th Arrondissement, a chic neighbourhood in Paris defined by the Avenue Champs Elysée. The new space combines a 19th century exterior with a modern interior.

Principal Place will be a major new mixed-use development on the City and Shoreditch border in EC2, London. The development comprises a mixture of uses, including a contemporary Grade A commercial office building and a landmark residential tower set as well as a 0.5 acre public piazza.

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.

A 138m-high, 30-storey tower, with nearly 70,000m² of construction floor area. This was the first time that WSP in Asia used Building Information Modelling (BIM) to cover all design items in a project.

3 Hudson Boulevard is a new mixed-use commercial tower in the Hudson Yards district. The environmentally sustainable tower will include premium corporate offices and exclusive residences, and is designed to maximize sunlight and provide 360 degree views.

WSP has been retained by J.P. Morgan to undertake the technical design and construction administration relating to their new offices in Geneva.

The construction work of the FIFA World Football Museum was launched in May 2014. In addition to the exhibition space, the upper storeys will house offices for 136 workstations as well as 34 apartments.