Our water resources and flood risk management team is using water-led approaches to envision improvements for the social, cultural and environmental value of urban creek catchments in Christchurch.

In 2012, a  Christchurch Central Recovery Plan was developed with a vision to reinvigorate Christchurch and bring more people back to the area, further encouraging greater investment and economic growth. The Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre is a part of this changing landscape and will be a catalyst for further development of the city centre.

A world class facility that reflects a civic presence, stands for the integrity of the occupants, and of which the people of Christchurch can be proud.

WSP Architecture worked in a joint venture partnership with Chow Hill Architects Ltd (Auckland) on the design brief, design, documentation and construction management of the new Christchurch Women’s Hospital and Day Surgery Unit.

Christchurch City Council required an updated and re-calibrated hydraulic model of the Christchurch wastewater system after post-earthquake repairs.

We are collaborating with the Christchurch City Council to create 13 new primary cycling routes across the city. These routes will interconnect suburbs, shopping districts, businesses, and schools, with the goal of alleviating traffic congestion and transforming the city into a more environmentally friendly and healthier place to live.

This innovative design maximizes the potential of a challenging site, embracing good urban design principles to deliver a stunning building that adds value to its prominent urban context.

WSP is helping to recreate the heart of Christchurch with a space that will promote recreation, tourism, business growth and central city living for residents and visitors alike.

The apartment building at 118 Bealey Avenue represented an opportunity to be part of the Christchurch rebuild and to help reinforce this important and historically significant Avenue.

Upgrade of the spinal unit, which caters to very vulnerable patients, was an important milestone in post-earthquake rehabilitation for the Burwood community.

WSP used a Future Ready approach to recommend the structures and design of Christchurch's Cathedral College's three-storey classroom and administration block.

First time irrigation scheme covers a geographical area of approximately 60,000ha