The remediation of the former Giant Mine in Yellowknife, NWT, co-managed by the governments of Canada and the Northwest Territories, is a massive undertaking. The Giant Mine Remediation Project’s focus is on managing the arsenic trioxide waste and remediating the entire site.

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 .

Experience stunning views without solar gain, lifts that know you’re waiting, and the freshest, cleanest air at Hong Kong’s newest icon, The Henderson.

Using photogrammetry and 3D point cloud capabilities, teams can now record, analyze, and monitor mine slope stability more efficiently and, most importantly, from a safe distance.

We are delivering a digital tool that will support implementation of the NSW Government’s Strategic Land and Property Framework (SLPF).

Our award-winning structural design, together with our smart solutions, have shaped one of the largest and most technically advanced logistics facilities of its kind in the region at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA).

Leveraging data and predictive modelling to keep the giants of our oceans safe and thriving.

WSP’s innovative program delivery approach connects a program-level briefing tool to a repeatable kit-of-parts, significantly enhancing how the Environment Agency designs and costs its depots. This initiative is projected to reduce project time by 40% while enabling customization at scale.

WSP and Islington Council are turning unused streets into “pocket parks” to combat climate risks, boost biodiversity, and improve community well-being. This scalable project blends public and private funding, setting a model for greener, more resilient cities.

Using a coordinated BIM process to support digital twins from design through operation led to the successful delivery of London’s smartest office building.

We are deeply involved in the development of the fundamental data acquisition system (DAS) for Hong Kong's Free-flow Tolling System, now known as HKeToll, which aims to realise and promote the smart mobility ambitions of the city.

This anchor project for the regeneration of Christchurch is both a world-class destination, and a very special place for local residents too.