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

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 new home of the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders features elegant lighting throughout the facility, designed by WSP USA’s lighting design team.

The sales center and headquarters for the Ward Village development is located in the historic mid-century IBM building by Vladimir Ossipoff. Its iconic brise-soleil shading device was left entirely intact. WSP USA provided MEP engineering and lighting design services for the project.

Stone34 is a 120,000-square-foot mixed-use office building in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. The LEED Platinum, five story building’s design was guided by the City of Seattle’s Living Building Pilot Program, one of the most stringent green building certifications in the world.

Located near the Civic Center in the Theater District of San Francisco, the new, three-story facility houses a 750-seat theater, rehearsal spaces, café, administrative offices, and an entrance lobby with ground floor retail.

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.

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

The new $1.3B home of the San Francisco 49ers, this open-air, state-of- the-art stadium has the capacity to seat up to 77,000 spectators (expandable to 83,500) and features an interior floor area totaling more than 1.9 million gross square feet.

A vision to create the next generation digital arts entertainment industry hub in Northern California was brought to life with the creation of the Letterman Digital Arts and New Media Center. Construction was completed in early 2006 on this project, which is home to a number of Lucas Arts Ltd.-related companies, and a variety of industry-related groups. The facility is LEED Gold certified.