New Waterford Hub aims to tackle the social determinants of health, by bringing a tailored mix of services together in a single building

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

WSP is guiding the CENTRUS joint venture and providing engineering and design management services for Canada’s largest and most complex heritage rehabilitation project.

One Za’abeel is an engineering first and is set to be a Middle East icon.

Part of the fabric of British Columbia, Vancouver’s 55,000-seat BC Place Stadium hosts hundreds of events each year, including sports, concerts, trade shows and conventions. The stadium opened in 1983 as Canada’s first domed stadium, covered by the world’s largest air-supported dome roof.

The project brought together our expertise in bridge, foundation and lighting design, as well as landscape architecture.

The project maximizes ecological uplift, avoids adverse impacts on rare and threatened species, and anticipates climate change factors.

Dredging, drainage enhancements and restoration help increase community resilience, achieve ecological uplift, and improve user access to the Mill River area.

Part of the NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program, the project involved designing stormwater management strategies to help this waterfront community build resilience to chronic flooding.

An innovative living infrastructure solution, incorporating a necklace of offshore breakwaters, aims to reduce coastal erosion, revive ecologies, and connect the community to the Staten Island shoreline.

Based on our pilot study of two low-lying island communities, WSP USA designed roadway and drainage adaptation solutions to reduce vulnerability to flooding from sea level rise.

WSP USA’s phased improvements to the region’s infrastructure, designed to increase resilience against increasingly extreme weather events and sea level rise, have already proved their protective potential.