With erosion in the Kananga area causing large gullies that threaten local infrastructure and pose a risk to communities, we helped the UN design suitable solutions for local contractors to build.

We’ve been working with Highways England on a trial that will transform how we drive. The vision for the future is ‘naked motorways’ with no gantries and road signs; instead all information will be delivered direct to the driver in their vehicle in real time, with the goal of making roads safer and journeys smoother.

Groundbreaking land development project, involving bridges, roads, marine structures, utilities, power, water, and tunnels

Developing a wind farm is a challenging venture. The developer needs to be supported by a specialist at every stage of the project. In addition to undertaking comprehensive engineering activities, WSP managed construction of a windfarm in Saint-Philémon, a mountainous region in Quebec. We also assisted the client in procurement activities. Having worked in this area previously with other clients, we had an excellent knowledge of this site.

The City Barometer is a comparison of 67 Swedish medium to large city centers. We analyze how these city centers measure up against one other in terms of demography, the economy, the labor market, and education, among other criteria. The aim is to try to understand what creates an economically strong city center.

WSP is part of an inter-organizational team working to bring a near real-time detection and predictive modelling technology to Canada to help protect the endangered North Atlantic right whales from extinction.  

We worked with NET Power to engineer a demonstration power plant that showcases revolutionary emission-free natural gas technology.

To protect canopy cover and reduce the need for human intervention, trial atmospheric cooling and artificial roosts are being undertaken for one of Victoria’s permanently occupied Grey-headed Flying-fox colonies in Rosalind Park, Bendigo.

Faced with numerous geographical challenges, WSP were engaged to undertake stormwater and hydraulic design services for the new Manawatū Highway.

Looking to see what the year 2050 may look like in the Metro Vancouver region, Metro Vancouver and TransLink collectively pursued a scenario planning project led by WSP. Throughout the project, they explored possible futures, challenges and opportunities, which helped to better position the agencies to shape a more resilient vision for growth and transportation in the region.

WSP’s leading conveyance experts provided the city with design, project management, and contract administration support to complete watermain structural lining on over 1,000 m of trunk watermain in downtown Toronto.

WSP is designing new arterial roads with best-in-class cycling facilities, leading stormwater management features and provisions for future streetcar service in Toronto’s Port Lands to support a green and sustainable community and future.