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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.

Built in 1856, the Domino Sugar Refinery has dominated the waterfront of Williamsburg, Brooklyn for over 150 years. After the facility closed in 2004, the city seized the opportunity to redevelop the area for housing. WSP USA provided built ecology services for developer Two Trees’  masterplan, which was approved by the city in 2014.

Located in downtown Boulder, PearlWest employs cutting-edge green building techniques and technology to produce a 175,000-square-foot, mixed-use development which combines office and retail space with restaurants, a theater and a public roof deck.

This 123-story mixed-use tower consists of retail, commercial, residential, hotel and public spaces, including an observation deck and restaurants. It is the third-tallest building in Asia, and the tallest in the world to receive LEED certification.

The project is located at the former Lone Star Brewery site in south San Antonio and consists of a mixed-use development including retail, office, multifamily and entertainment.

WSP teamed with John Portman & Associates as a key consultant on the winning concept design for this Greenland project in Yinchuan, China.

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.

1800 Arch Street, a new 53-story tower in downtown Philadelphia, includes 28 office floors, 12 sky gardens and six amenity floors. The building is targeting LEED Platinum. Office spaces are designed to promote collaboration, offer a variety of work environments and promote employee health and wellness.