WSP has created a thought leadership series, Decarbonising Transport to support the Helen Clark Foundation The Shared Path report released earlier this month.

Treating waterways as an asset to be enhanced as part of a water-led approach, rather than an issue to be dealt with, is central to creating resilient and future-focused communities, says WSP Kaiarataki Hangarau - Wai (Technical Principal – Water) Liam Foster.

How low-traffic areas in Aotearoa’s cities can decarbonise transport, save lives, and create the connected urban communities we need in a post-pandemic future.

The future of our wetlands depends on a collaborative approach and a long-term vision, says Technical Principal – Planning and Environment Stephanie Brown.

WSP is pleased to report solid performance in Q3 2020 with an improved adjusted EBITDA margin and a strong financial position.

At the junction of the Yangtze and Jialing Rivers of Chongqing in southern China stands the recently topped out Raffles City, where you can visit the world’s highest skybridge – if you dare!