Streets aren’t just about cars anymore. Join Stantec’s Mike Rutkowski and Craig Lewis as they explain the shift to people-oriented design, which accommodates people, bicycles, and transit, as well as cars.
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From the Design Quarterly: Forecasting change for baby boomers and millennials
Three perspectives on how demographic change will influence design for the multi-family, health, and mixed-use markets
From the Design Quarterly: Creating the Red Planet city
Envisioning a vernacular architecture for a metropolis on Mars—designing and building a giant underground tunnel
History's new television series features two major Stantec design achievements
Learn more about air dates and our work featured on History's Project Impossible: Iqaluit Airport and the New Orleans Permanent Canal Closures and Pumps project
Issue 03 | Technology Driving Change
How technology is changing the way we communicate and think about design
What if your neighborhood could make you healthier?
The WELL Community Standard equips planners to build health promotion into the very fabric of neighborhoods
Presenting Design Quarterly 03: Technology driving change
Pushing technology to create lasting, human-centered places
Coastal crisis: We’re running out of sand along Florida’s beaches—what’s the solution?
It takes creativity in both approach/methodology and funding to take care of eroding beaches
Planning for the ups and downs of the general aviation market
Understanding change is important when helping airports manage turbulence in a dynamic market
Stantec at APWA's PWX National Conference
Connect with our experts as they discuss everything from resilience planning to managing infrastructure risk in your community!
Engineering the impossible at Nunavut’s Iqaluit Airport
The first P3 airport in North America is part of HISTORY’s ‘Project Impossible’ series
Here are 5 common mistakes in retaining wall design and construction—and how to avoid them
Improper design can create construction headaches and insurance claims later
Achieving NEPA Assignment—4 ways the right consultant is critical to reaching this goal
NEPA Assignment offers many benefits to a state agency, but how can you prepare for the application, execution, and implementation?
EcoDriving can save you time, money, and effort—all while reducing your carbon footprint
Take a sneak peek at our ecoDriving course from the intern who helped update it
Designing in “light” of circadian support: 6 strategies for commercial spaces
Employees spend most of their daylight hours indoors; the right workplace lighting systems can help create a healthier work environment
The UK Government's 25-year environment plan plots a path away from the current regulator- led approach towards a holistic approach to catchments, writes Mike Streetly
Published: Overcoming Obstacles to Build Pakistan's First Privately Developed Hydro Facility
The New Bong Escape facility features important components in the quest for Pakistan to provide affordable, renewable energy to promote its economic growth to enhance sustainability
Published: Jamaica adds 7.2 MW in first hydropower expansion in 30 years
Featured in Hydro Review (June 2017) this 7.2-MW expansion of the 6-MW Maggotty Falls hydropower was the first new hydro facility implemented in Jamaica in the past 30 years
7 ways to tell if a stream restoration project is successful
What does a successful project look like the first few years after construction? Look for pools, riffles, vegetation, and little critters
Published: Making The Most Of What You Have - Optimisation Of Assets In Water And Energy
Are the UK Water and Energy Sectors optimising the assets they already have? John Ord chats to the Institute of Water Magazine, Summer Edition 2018
The heart of office: The kitchen’s crucial role in workplace wellness and productivity