The new NOAA Daniel K. Inouye Regional Research Center was dedicated in December 2013. It showcases sustainable adaptive reuse of two historic, World War II-era hangars directly involved in the 1941 attacks on Pearl Harbor.

The Battelle Pacific Northwest National Laboratory campus has undergone a major expansion, including a new 150,000 square feet, two-story Biological and Computational Science Facility. This has two distinct wings with very different heating and ventilation requirements.

WSP USA provided innovative lighting design for this elegant Sunset Boulevard landmark.

WSP USA provided lighting design for the Renaissance Denver Stapleton.

Originally designed to house both Casper College and Natrona County High School the historic Natrona High School, was the first center of education in Wyoming. Built in 1924 in the collegiate gothic style, the school is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The $100 million project encompassed a 140,000 sf renovation and the 134,200 sf addition to the historic structure.  

Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the new home of the NFL's Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United soccer club, opened to great acclaim in 2017.

The Barclays Center is a 19,000-seat arena in the heart of Brooklyn, New York. Home to the Brooklyn Nets basketball team, the arena hosts professional and college basketball games, concerts, fine arts performances, circuses, hockey tournaments, graduation ceremonies, trade shows and other events.

Working with landscape architects Valley Crest Design Group and architects Ware Malcomb, WSP’s lighting design team has brought magical energy to the first of multiple parks under design and construction within Orange County’s Great Park for FivePoint Communities.

Located within a vibrant urban neighborhood, this new mixed-use 72,000 GSF commercial building embraces its local community and ecological responsibility to nearby Lake Union.

WSP provided lighting design and LEED consulting services as well as comprehensive energy modeling and analysis services for this residential property in Los Angeles, California.

Amazon’s vision was to build much more than an office complex for its new headquarters in downtown Seattle. Instead, Amazon wanted to create a neighborhood that would enhance the lives of its workers and the wider public, reflecting the company’s community-focused culture.

Working with project architects, the WSP lighting design team embraced the challenge of creatively illuminating the upper area of Hawaiian Airline’s open-air lobby arrival pavilion.