WSP turns a 1980s curtain wall into a high-performance marvel, keeping carbon neutral goals front and center for this landmark building in downtown Montréal.

Behind an old façade, a facility for the future

Our engineers pioneered innovative building systems to upgrade our London office. The result is a space that drastically lowers energy demand, enhances our teams’ wellbeing and promotes productivity.

The expansion of San Carlos de Apoquindo stadium in Santiago is finally under construction – thanks to a retrofit that will reduce its environmental impact, even as it triples in size 

When the Royal Adelaide Hospital relocated to a new state-of-the-art facility in 2017, the Government of South Australia had a bold plan in place to transform the seven-hectare site into something completely different. A place for world-class innovation and creativity to solve complex global challenges and create greater economic, social and cultural prosperity – known as Lot Fourteen.

WSP worked with Ashby Capital and Janson Urban to reuse and grow the existing structure of the Kensington Building, which created larger more effective retail and office spaces while reducing carbon emissions from construction. 

InterContinental Sydney with its 1851 heritage façades has held a special place in the city since opening in September 1985. The award-winning project has since been transformed – a top-to-bottom redesign of the five-star property across guest rooms, public areas, restaurant and bar venues that skilfully integrates the aesthetics and functions of two buildings built 130 years apart.

London Bridge station has been completely rebuilt, transforming central London’s oldest station into one fit for the twenty-first century by making it modern, spacious and fully accessible.

In a first for Melbourne, WSP applied innovative structural engineering techniques to grow this inner city building in Melbourne to one of the tallest timber building extensions in the world. By using the latest in timber construction technology, WSP designed to use cross laminated timber (CLT) to transform the existing six-storey building by adding a 10-storey hotel.

Reinvigorating a historic clubhouse with a new hotel and residences

A flagship project to modernise heating and ventilation at Copenhagen City Hall will achieve heating energy savings of 80%, demonstrating the contribution historic buildings can make in the transition to net zero.