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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo engaged Stantec to help mitigate future flooding events and their impact on the Waterways community. This included raising roadways and construction of storm ponds, control structures, and outfalls.
Following disastrous flooding that resulted in the death of 45 people, the Kentucky Division of Water set out to create an online portal that would help enhance flood resilience in the region. We were there to help.
We assisted Wellington Water with resilience planning for residential flood risk through technical innovation to ensure people and properties are kept as safe as possible.
Our client’s pipeline crosses several debris flow fans including Hansen Canyon, Kotter Canyon, and Waterfall Canyon. We were engaged to recreate credible debris flow runout to determine which portions of the pipeline may be exposed to hazards.
By providing detailed design and contract administration and verification services after tropical cyclone Debbie devastated the region, our advice resulted in vital transportation links being reinstated and floodways being storm-proofed.
We worked with Parks Foundation Calgary to bring Flyover Park—the city’s first tactical intervention park—to life. Now complete, it features a playground, ping pong tables, murals, and Calgary’s tallest roller slide.
Our Urban Places team designed the master plan, and our Branding Iron group created the name, logo, and graphics, for this new mixed-use development located in the “Bay Area” of Texas between Houston and Galveston.
Stantec has been working with Fonterra, a New Zealand dairy manufacturing giant, for 20 years with construction and commissioning of high voltage developments and design of many of the utility 400V systems—updating electrical work around the site.
Stantec’s Health Sciences Advisory team conducted an occupational hazard survey to evaluate carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide concentrations, ultrafine particles, temperature, relative humidity, and noise inside a food truck.
We worked with the City of Covina to develop a transit center and parking structure that considered the community, the city’s strategic plan, and the experience of individual commuters.