An environmental management approach was developed to prevent and address the contamination of the site and improve the surrounding areas affected by the pollution.

With its striking cantilever over the heritage listed Firehouse Hotel, this 50-storey mixed-use tower will be the tallest building in North Sydney. The team adopted innovative servicing strategies to deal with the condensed floorplates and stringent sustainability targets to ensure the successful delivery of this iconic commercial and hotel tower.

WSP was lead advisor to National Highways in developing and implementing an ambitious roadmap to net zero by 2050.

City’s new comprehensive plan sets ambitious goals to reduce carbon emissions, advance equity and environmental justice, improve community health and resilience, and increase household savings.

WSP has helped demonstrate safe disposal of residual waste from a smelter, in a repository designed to last for 3,000 years.

Improving transportation infrastructure in Ontario, while protecting the area’s fragile ecosystem and endangered wildlife.

How collaborative working helped transform an industrial building in Royal Leamington Spa into one of the world’s largest coronavirus diagnostic testing facilities in record time.

Prior to this project, residents of Harrington Harbour, a village in the province of Quebec, Canada, never had access to proper drinking water.

Managing and reducing the environmental liabilities that arise from operating oil and gas production facilities is a challenge for most producers.

How can the industry plan for a future that may deliver higher temperatures, additional storms, extremes of rainfall and drought, rising sea levels and more wildfires?

Life in the small town of Viby in Denmark has been enriched by the recently completed Cultural Centre and Library which provides a new gathering place, or living room, for the community. The project has been honoured as a Best Project in the 2022 ENR Global Best Projects Awards. 

The C-44 Reservoir/Stormwater Treatment Area (STA) covers roughly 6,300 acres in Central and South Florida. The massive, groundbreaking project implemented by South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) is a critical part of a long-term plan to restore, protect and preserve the water and natural resources of one of the most unique environments on earth.