De Anza College Media and Learning Center

Completed in 2018, Salesforce Tower has redefined the San Francisco skyline. It is the tallest tower in San Francisco and the focal point of the Transbay redevelopment area that includes commercial, housing, retail and entertainment facilities.

Set on 140 acres of Native American resort land called Talking Stick, the project includes the development of a Major League Baseball Spring Training Stadium and two training complexes to accommodate the dual spring training activities of the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies.

Greenfire Campus takes sustainability to a new level, combining sensible conservation with sustainable ecological practices. It models a new approach to sustainable design by creating an urban ecosystem campus with a five-story apartment building and a four-story, 18,000-square-foot office building with ground floor retail.

WSP USA provided MEP engineering services for the commercial high-rise project at 101 Seaport Boulevard in Boston, which is the home of the PWC headquarters.

Located near the Civic Center in the Theater District of San Francisco, the new, three-story facility houses a 750-seat theater, rehearsal spaces, café, administrative offices, and an entrance lobby with ground floor retail.

A sustainable and environmentally conscious structure, the new business school is an important gateway for Rutgers’ Livingston campus. WSP provided structural and MEP engineering services for the new building.

The new YH Global Headquarters is a highly integrated 16-story mixed-use building.

The new Diablos Rojos del Mexico stadium in Mexico City, Mexico, has set high goals for sustainability and performance.

The American Conservatory Theater (ACT) redeveloped the 100-year-old Strand Theater to meet its growing needs. This new location along San Francisco’s Market Street provides the organization with a highly visible performance space. WSP USA provided MEP engineering, commissioning and built ecology services on the project.

The Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratory campus has undergone a major expansion, including a new 150,000 square feet, two-story Biological and Computational Science Facility. This has two distinct wings with very different heating and ventilation requirements.