Williams Engineering (WE) was retained by Freeport Industries to provide multi-disciplinary engineering consulting services for the proposed modular fourplex development located on Okanagan Indian Band (OKIB) lands near Vernon, British Columbia.
Built in 2002, Park Place Oliver is a five-storey, wood framed condominium building located in Westmount, Edmonton.
The University of Alberta was in need of additional student housing near campus to house first-year students and student leaders. The project was undertaken in the summer of 2015 and completed in the summer of 2017.
The Cachet at Heritage Valley is a six-storey wood frame rental building, that provides affordable living options on the southwest side of Edmonton.
The Radius multi-residential building is located in the neighbourhood of Bridgeland in Calgary, Alberta. The area is a prime location, situated near the banks of with Bow river, with diners, local markets, and a variety of other exciting establishments.
Located in South West Calgary, Fish Creek Exchange is a master-planned community of condominiums and townhomes.
Located on the outskirts of downtown Calgary, Chateau Royale is a condominium complex that consists of three stories and 16 owned units.
Built in the 1970s, the 20-unit complex needed a condition assessment to precede the restoration of the building envelope of their residence.
Aqua Terra is a luxury two building condominium complex located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The complex was less than five years old by the time Aqua Terra Condominium Association started experiencing issues with the exterior cladding system.
Foothills Composite High School is now benefiting from a more sustainable building, which will ideally enhance learning and gathering spaces.
The Marda Loop neighborhood, named after the 1953 Marda Theatre and a trolley car that looped around the city centre, is a vibrant and diverse community.
The Stettler Recreation Centre is a two-storey multi-purpose recreation centre located in Stettler, Alberta. With a total of 113,484ft2 the centre consists of two ice arenas, an aquatic centre, a fitness centre, a library, a senior’s recreation area, meeting rooms and a lobby area.
We acknowledge that Williams Engineering Canada operates on the traditional and unceded territory of the Indigenous peoples who, since time immemorial, have lived on, been part of and stewarded this place now known as Canada. We recognize that this is still home to Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work and live on this land.
