Commercial and Mixed Use

This unique building with its record-breaking skybridge needed new feats of engineering and a strong focus on sustainability to achieve its vision.

Redefining the skyline of the Kowloon Peninsula in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, the 280,000m² Victoria Dockside development is a new landmark and masterpiece in modern urban development.

Repurposing a Montreal symbol and the world’s tallest inclined tower to create a modern and dynamic office space.

WSP worked with Ashby Capital and Janson Urban to reuse and grow the existing structure of the Kensington Building, which created larger more effective retail and office spaces while reducing carbon emissions from construction. 

210 George Street is a landmark office development designed by Grimshaw for developer Poly Global. The building is a 27 storey office tower with every other floor set back from the façade line to create internal double height communities.

This New York skyscraper’s cascading terraces demanded a structure both incredibly complex, and completely invisible.

With its striking cantilever over the heritage listed Firehouse Hotel, this 50-storey mixed-use tower is the tallest building in North Sydney. The team adopted innovative servicing strategies to deal with the condensed floorplates and stringent sustainability targets to ensure the successful delivery of this iconic commercial and hotel tower.

Reinvigorating a historic clubhouse with a new hotel and residences

WSP is providing building, structural, civil, building services, waste, and sustainability services at Melbourne’s historic Seafarers Yarra River Precinct.

We helped deliver Q Building – the first mass timber structure in Newcastle, and Regional NSW’s first 6 star rating as recognised by the Green Building Council of Australia. 

In a first for Melbourne, WSP applied innovative structural engineering techniques to grow this inner city building in Melbourne to one of the tallest timber building extensions in the world. By using the latest in timber construction technology, WSP designed to use cross laminated timber (CLT) to transform the existing six-storey building by adding a 10-storey hotel.

WSP worked with Empire State Development and numerous other stakeholders in the Penn Station vicinity to advance the Moynihan Train Hall.