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From the Design Quarterly: Embracing new technology to improve design
Parametric design, virtual reality, and integrated 3D are changing the approach to design—and it’s resulting in better buildings
Meet us at IDA in San Antonio!
Meet us at IDA in San Antonio to see how Stantec's Urban Places group helps downtowns across North America enhance their livability, equity, and resilience.
7 principles to create a get-well plan for healthcare
If stakeholders in healthcare institutions can achieve greater harmony, our designs will have greater resonance with their mission
4 emerging trends in urban planning
General Manager of Urban Planning & Environmental Services Tom Young moved to New Zealand from Canada and talks about common emerging trends in urban planning
Microtransit series (Part 2): Key considerations when integrating on-demand service
Before looking at private partners, take a hard look at current operations, fixed-service routes, and stakeholder communication
Join our Transportation Thought Leaders at Arizona Rural Transportation Summit 2018
Join us at the Arizona Rural Transportation Summit where our leaders discuss emerging technology’s role in addressing transit issues
2018 Joseph Ellam President's Award presented to Oroville Dam Spillway Incident team member
Peter Dickson, Stantec geotechnical practice leader, served on the 2018 Joseph Ellam President’s award-winning Independent Forensic Team Report - Oroville Dam Spillway Incident
Stantec Science & Technology in the news
In this Tradeline article, Jill Swensen and Gene Kluesner illustrate institutional / industry partnerships for STEM initiatives, and the considerations involved with designing modern facilities
Catch up with the latest trends, design innovations, and project successes for educational design as shared by our thought leaders
Planning for disasters: 3 ways science can help deliver drinking water after an earthquake
As we approach International Day for Disaster Reduction, a resilience study for Wellington, New Zealand, shows the value of planning
Published in InPark Magazine: Envisioning Enjoyland
Stantec talks about RD&E development and placemaking
Published in Water Briefing Global: David Smith on the benefits of resilient megacities
In this Water Briefing Global Article, David Smith, Senior Vice President at Stantec, looks at the challenges of creating sustainable and resilient cities in the face of population growth
From the Design Quarterly: Digitally illuminating a city’s utilization
Data visualization helps cities choose the right path to revitalization of retail and creation of pedestrian-friendly zones
2:54Power and Technology at Stantec
Providing cutting edge of technology is essential in the power industry. Stantec’s Montreal team is pushing the envelope every day to ensure clients receive the most current and innovative solutions.
Roundtable: Imagining a day without water—with planning, it’s something we can avoid
Four experts consider our critical relationship with water and the role we can play in protecting this precious resource
Homelike environments in eldercare deliver a comfortable ‘stealth health’
How social-driven design is replacing—and improving upon—the medical model for eldercare facilities
Fierce and fashionable: Designers turn commercial interiors materials into wearable art
Stantec Sacramento interior designer walks the runway in dress crafted from carpet, window shades, and upholstery—for a good cause
Corporate workplace design: 8 interiors trends to watch
NeoCon 2018 revealed a softer focus, including organic shapes, smoky glass, integrated accessories, and Scandinavian partnerships
Published in Canadian Architect: Dialog and Stantec tout healthcare innovation at Calgary Cancer Centre