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A case study on creating a sustainable port for Canada’s Department of National Defence
Resilient infrastructure design practices help to protect the nation against threats stemming from climate change
Published in Canadian Consulting Engineer: Net Zero Showcase
City of Montreal's Parcours Gouin Trail reception featured
Join us at the CNU 27.Louisville Annual Congress!
Our Urban Places team will be at the 2019 CNU Annual Congress, April June 12-15. Stop by one of our sessions!
From the Design Quarterly: Cities as innovation centers
With tech hubs and innovation districts, research universities have the keys to unlocking reinvigorated cities
4 design features of a modern medical office building that make it a community landmark
Want a distinguishable building? Innovative planning and design need to be at the forefront of the project
From Stantec ERA: What’s the future of energy? An Energy Remix to power our planet.
As the population grows, the need for more energy also grows—and old and new stakeholders are redefining how we power, live, and move about our planet
City planners and healthcare providers need to talk about their common goals
How can healthcare providers and civic leaders coordinate community health goals, providing effective wellness while reducing healthcare costs?
Published in Metro Magazine: Tempe Streetcar critical to expanding rail service
Tom Wolf, Transportation engineer and project manager, writes about the Tempe Streetcar project, which connects Arizona State University and downtown
Infrastructure Week 2019: The state of American transit today and tomorrow
How do we get people moving? It’s about acceptable commute times, longer-term master plans, and high-capacity public transport systems.
How to select competitive solutions for handling sour gas containing CO2
At the 2019 GPA Midstream conference, Stantec’s Carlos Gonzalez presented on Handling of Hydrogen Sulfide and Mercaptans in Oilfield Production—A Matter of Economics
Handling of Hydrogen Sulfide and Mercaptans in Oilfield Production - A Matter of Economics
For the exploitation of oil and gas fields, oil and gas producers face many challenges related to exploration, production methods and subsequent handling of the produced fluids.
Moxy Hotel redevelopment provides window to the past
Stantec’s archeological team discusses the historic finds at the site of a hotel redevelopment in Washington, DC
Published in The Water Report: Wade Crowfoot Interviewed
Our Lisa Beutler interviews California’s Secretary for Natural Resources to talk priorities, policy and the current California Water Plan
Infrastructure Week 2019: Parks as infrastructure—providing resilience and quality of life
Across America, 1 in 3 people do not have access to a park within a 10-minute walk of their home. Here’s why that’s a problem.
Infrastructure Week 2019: Brownfield development is the future of the US urban landscape
Changes in demographics, urban density, P3 partnerships, and economic justice have reinforced the importance of brownfields
The power of mentorship: Choosing to help students find their career path
Texas architect Samantha Markham on mentoring: “I’m doing what I love every single day—helping others”
Infrastructure Week 2019: The future of green infrastructure
Stormwater management systems shouldn’t be buried under other infrastructure priorities—and green infrastructure can help build resiliency
Published in International Mining Magazine: Considering alternative tailings discharge
Bryan Ulrich argues that central tailings discharge can be especially advantageous at closure
Published in CIM Magazine: Front-end strategies to reduce project risks
Strategic approaches that project development teams can implement to reduce risk at the front end of a project
Infrastructure Week 2019: The state of American roadways today and tomorrow