Hawthorndale Care Village

Various public and private utilities have been proposing high-voltage transmission improvements, including the regional system provider in the US Pacific Northwest, the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA).

Integrating Future Ready® thinking enabled a holistic approach to farm resilience for an Otago Agroforestry project.

WSP is working with pioneering organizations who have validated science-based targets in place and are now ready to put them into action, embedding nature into business strategy, risk management and operational decision-making. The approach is designed to help firms translate nature ambition into measurable action across the seafood sector and beyond.

WSP’s placemaking and street design specialists helped deliver a major transformation of Hanover Square and Gardens that will improve accessibility and encourage people to the busy area of London.

WSP is providing detailed design services for two new train facilities as part of the Queensland Train Manufacturing Program. 

When Bike Share Toronto wanted to expand its network, they looked to WSP for help. Learn how WSP was a key resource in delivering this critical program.

With numerous infrastructure projects underway in the City of Toronto, many residents are feeling the impacts and are hungry for information. Here’s how WSP is strengthening public communication in the age of infrastructure renewal.

The product of our research and development, Floodly uses machine learning methods to predict river levels and predict flood risk using only precipitation data. Floodly’s rapid predictions complement traditional hydraulic modelling, which can be slower and more costly to apply. It is also challenging in complex urban catchments.

Exploring new forms of collaboration to promote sustainable development in one of the planet’s most important ecosystems.

One river, five functions, countless choices—working together to achieve balance. How an integrated approach protects the Netherlands against drought and flooding. 

The Port Lands Flood Protection project has re-naturalized the Don Valley River to safeguard Downtown Toronto from increasing risks of flood, help spur economic growth and strengthen biodiversity.

 The SH1/SH29 intersection was considered one of the most dangerous intersections in New Zealand. With key safety upgrades in the works, WSP and project partners saw an opportunity to safeguard not just the community, but the land and its future.