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Brisbane City Council has awarded the contract for the design and construction of the Kangaroo Point Green Bridge to Connect Brisbane, a team led by BESIX Watpac, for whom WSP is the Lead Consultant and Structural Engineer.

Our work is helping Frasers Property Australia create a viable new asset class for residential living.

The Hornsby Ku-ring-Gai Hospital—a state-of-the-art facility comprising surgery, theatres, anaesthetic and recovery rooms—features fully-integrated equipment and services for excellent patient care.

Palmerston Regional Hospital is the Northern Territory’s first new public hospital in almost forty years, and is a new healthcare facility for one of the Territories’ fastest growing cities and integrating with the existing Palmerston Health Precinct.

WSP played a key part in planning a Net Zero energy future for the City of Sydney, which is now leading the way in decarbonising Australian property, with updated performance standards for commercial buildings.

We helped deliver Q Building – the first mass timber structure in Newcastle, and Regional NSW’s first 6 star rating as recognised by the Green Building Council of Australia. 

Transforming a historic building into an energy machine of the future

This AU$2.8 Billion 5.8-hectare urban regeneration project features environmental sustainability at its core.

Australia’s largest convention and exhibition space is an indisputable leader in environmentally sustainable design as well as a vibrant destination for both locals and visitors.

A first-rate example of sustainability excellence for commercial buildings in Australia.

WSP collaborated with the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) in an exclusive technical partnership and has released the next generation of Green Star rating tools. A key focus of these tools is to facilitate a carbon positive future for the property industry, which can deliver net positive outcomes across the triple bottom line – the social, environmental and economic aspects.

The 110-storey, 530m high Chow Tai Fook Centre Tower ranks as the tallest building in Guangzhou. It is a landmark mixed-use development in the city’s Central Business District with a GFA of 510,000 sq.m.