Nelson

126 Trafalgar Street

Nelson,

New Zealand

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Shaping Sustainable Places Across New Zealand

Our team in Nelson delivers innovative solutions across transport, earth and environment, property and buildings, water and infrastructure, ecology, and geotechnical services. With a long and active history in the Nelson and Tasman region, our people are deeply connected to the communities they live and work in.

From cleaning over 70 kilometres of coastline to shaping iconic facilities like Suter Art Gallery and Nelson Airport, our team blends local passion with global expertise to create what matters for the future of Whakatū Nelson. We support key clients including Nelson City Council, Tasman District Council, and NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi—delivering planning, design, and asset management services that respond to the region’s unique geography and environmental conditions.

Whether it’s innovative ecosystem services modelling, designing resilient infrastructure, or advancing circular economy initiatives through office reuse and cultural partnerships, WSP in Nelson delivers creative, community-focused solutions that help shape a thriving future for Nelson Tasman.

Postal Address

Level 1
126 Trafalgar Street
Nelson 7040

Projects

Nelson, New Zealand

Brightwater Main Street Upgrade

In partnership with Tasman District Council, we are making improvements to the main street of Brightwater to make it safer and more attractive public space.

Nelson, New Zealand

Nelson Airport building Warrant of Fitness

WSP has been commissioned by Nelson Airport and Air New Zealand to carry out annual building warrant of fitness inspections for a number of facilities.

Nelson, New Zealand

Nelson Airport Navigation Beacon Project

As the busiest airport in NZ without an international service, the navigation beacon of Nelson Airport needed to be moved to accommodate expansion plans.

Nelson, New Zealand

Nelson Mountain Bike Club Area Wide Track Consent

Nelson Mountain Bike Club is a volunteer club, applying for individual resource consents each time the club wants to develop trails is expensive and arduous.