53W53, formerly known as the MoMA Tower (or Torre Verre), is not just a super-slender tower but a work of art – as befits a building that will sit above New York’s Museum of Modern Art, and even house 50,000ft2 of additional gallery space in its lower floors.

WSP is appointed by Asian Development Bank (ADB) to formulate a comprehensive flood control plan for Longxi River Basin, the primary tributary of Chongqing.

Water and power plants are crucial to serving the growing populations of the Middle East. WSP’s environmental and energy experts are leading the way in achieving regulatory compliance for this important sector.

The Crown Entertainment Complex is the largest single building in Australia. It includes the largest casino in Australasia, in addition to high-end retail, cafes, restaurants, accommodation, cinemas, lives shows and music venues, all under one huge roof.

Environmental research station being built on permafrost in one of world’s most inhospitable locations.

Connecting children to nature with a trailblazing ‘health park’

WSP was mandated by McInnis Cement, the New Cement Company, to take part in the definition of the most ambitious, modern and technologically advanced project in the cement industry in over 50 years, leading to a close collaboration that involved services ranging from engineering studies, high-level planning and estimation to detailed engineering, procurement and project and construction management.

High-speed delivery for a new center of excellence

Washington State Department of Transportation operates and maintains 18,000 lane miles and 3,600 bridge structures, runs the largest ferry system in the nation and has 32 public partners that collectively provide more than 220 million transit trips per year. WSP USA provided traffic and revenue, economic, financial, operational and/or forecasting advisory services to all of the agency’s major development projects that keep people and the economy moving.

In a 2013 policy address, the government of Hong Kong announced its intention to deal with the increasing demand for medical facilities from its population and formulate a clinical services plan to map out the future service development of a variety of hospital clusters. In 2016, it followed this with the allocation of HK$200bn to implement a 10-year hospital development plan that would seek to provide more than 6,000 beds and 94 operating theatres, and increase the capacity of specialist and general outpatient clinics across the city.

The Salesforce Transit Center will become a major transportation hub for local and regional transportation services and will centralize the Bay Area’s regional transportation network.

Stockholm Royal Seaport will be a vibrant waterfront community, built on 236ha of former industrial land. The first phase of the development is now on site and, over the next 15 years,  the plan is to build 12,000 new apartments, and 35,000 new work places.