WSP developed a floodplain management plan that helped Cutler Bay improve its Community Rating System ranking, reducing flood insurance rates for the town and its residents.

WSP’s Robert Maliva discusses the biggest threats to groundwater sustainability and what efforts are showing signs of success in protecting critical water sources.

Migration from high flood risk areas to high-elevation areas is exacerbating the housing affordability crisis, highlighting the need for innovative climate adaptation planning.

The electrification of hospitals involves swapping existing technologies and systems that use fossil fuels with sustainable alternatives like heat pumps and electric vehicles. If sources of zero-carbon electricity such as wind, solar, hydro and geothermal can be harnessed by hospitals to meet their substantial energy needs this would significantly reduce their carbon footprint.

Many factors influence the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities, including everyday infrastructure. This Q&A explores how the planning and design of the built environment can foster wellbeing, for people and the communities they depend upon.

In this Q&A, WSP aviation advisors explore ways to create smooth, convenient and pleasurable travel experiences.

A new WSP USA study explores what transit agencies and roadway authorities should be considering when implementing cost-effective transit solutions.

WSP in the U.S. is providing engineering design services to nearly double the cargo capacity of Florida’s leading container port and accommodate large modern container ships.

Construction above an active medical facility avoided delays and disruptions, despite the additional challenge of working throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.