University of Quebec in Rimouski – Lévis Campus

The expansion of Claro Arena stadium in Santiago is finally under construction – thanks to a retrofit that will reduce its environmental impact, even as it triples in size .

WSP is advising on a project initiated by its client DSV, a global transport and logistics company. The goal is to establish a new, modern, future-proof and sustainable logistics centre with a view to creating green savings and increasing efficiency.

The project has a strong focus on sustainability and will be built on a 761,000 m² site in the village of Lund near Horsens. The office building will be certified DGNB Gold, while the logistics facilities will be certified DGNB Silver.

This new active transport bridge over the Brisbane River is greatly improving walking, wheeling, and riding connections between the Brisbane Central Business District, Kangaroo Point, and the Eastern Suburbs.

Engineering an efficient and resilient resort on land reclaimed from the sea is no ordinary challenge.

An expanded vaccine production plant with pioneering use of automation

Creativity and collaboration help save a prominent structure in a highly visible architectural destination along the Chicago River.

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.

The new home of the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders features elegant lighting throughout the facility, designed by WSP USA’s lighting design team.

Edmonton International Airport + One of the largest airport improvement projects in Canada.

To meet the growing needs of the community, Credit Valley Hospital expands their capacity in emergency, surgery, critical care and diagnostic imaging.

Toronto Pearson International Airport + Widely recognized as the trend setter in the establishment of privately owned and operated airport infrastructure and superstructure in Canada.

As part of Innovate Energy, a private-partner consortium, WSP is designing, building and converting the existing high-temperature steam system powering Canada’s National Capital Region to a more energy-efficient, low-temperature hot water system to reduce the nation’s greenhouse gas emissions.