A history of innovation across North America and beyond
At EXP, we are driven by passion – unified by our vision to deliver exponential possibilities for our clients, our employees and our communities. We are a full-service, multidisciplinary firm delivering projects and solutions to clients and communities around the world. Our heritage dates back to 1906, when the earliest of EXP’s predecessor companies started its engineering infrastructure practice. Today, thousands of creative professionals across EXP work together to deliver extraordinary experiences year after year.
OUR JOURNEY BEGINS HERE
1906 – 1959
Founded in New Liskeard, Ontario, our roots began in survey and infrastructure engineering. Our passion for engineering led us to take on challenging projects in Ontario and Quebec. We engineered the dams, bridges and structures shaping the landscape and economy of the region and beyond. This work spurred our deep and rich history in major structures, a legacy that continues today. We applied our engineering skills across various domains of buildings and infrastructure, working on diverse and innovative projects in the healthcare, education, energy and other sectors.
![Aerial black and white view of a small town beside a large river, with expansive skies and distant hills on the horizon.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/NewLiskeard_Lake_Temiskaming_bw_timeline-1.jpg)
Founded in New Liskeard, Northern Ontario as an engineering infrastructure practice performing survey and engineering for all types of projects in the region. (modern day photo)
![Black and white photo of the Hydro-Sherbrooke dam with water flowing over and around it, surrounded by trees. Text in the lower left corner mentions the collection of the Musée d'histoire de Sherbrooke.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Weedon-Dam-1024x713.jpg)
One of the firm’s founding engineers oversees construction of the Weedon Dam in Sherbrooke, Quebec, an important infrastructure development for the region.
![Black and white photo of a hydroelectric power station beside a river, with spillway gates open and water flowing. Hills and a small building are visible in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Westbury-Dam-1024x670.jpg)
Civil engineering for the new Westbury Dam in Sherbrooke, Quebec - one of the most significant dams in the area at the time. This project establishes our legacy of excellence in structures across North America.
![A black-and-white image of a bridge with a metal truss and concrete supports spans a river. Rocky shoreline and vegetation are visible below the bridge.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/04_Comstock-Bridge-1-1024x629.jpg)
As our first major bridge project, this concrete and steel bridge over the Massawippi River, at the south limit of Lennoxville, Quebec, established the foundation for our continuously growing bridge practice.
![Black and white photo of a large, multi-story brick building with many windows. A few people walk near the entrance. The left corner of the image shows trees, and there's a chimney on the right side.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/05_Htel-Dieu-1-1024x678.jpg)
Our engineering services played a vital role in development of the new pavilion Hôtel-Dieu in Sherbrooke, Quebec, expanding healthcare for the region at a critical time.
![A crane operates on a wooden bridge under construction, with two workers nearby and smoke emitting from the machinery. Image credited to Collection du Musée d'histoire de Sherbrooke.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Joffre_Bridge.jpg)
Spanning 550 feet over the Saint-François River in Sherbrooke, this new bridge stood as one of the longest reinforced concrete bridges in Quebec. Use of this material was an innovation in Canada at the time and a testament to the power of progress through design.
![A person walks past electrical equipment at a power substation. Tall structures with wires and insulators are prominently visible. The scene is in grayscale.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/10_First-power-project-1-1024x681.jpg)
We provide engineering services for our first power project - a substation for Hydro-Québec. Since this time EXP has worked on thousands of projects in the energy sector.
![Black and white photograph of a rectangular four-story brick building with multiple windows, a main entrance with steps, and street lamps in front. Collection du Musée d’histoire de Sherbrooke.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Sherbrooke-Hospital-1-1024x658.jpg)
Engineering design for a new 6-story hospital in Sherbrooke, Quebec, expanded healthcare access for the community with modern facilities for the time. More than 70 years later, these facilities are still in use.
![Aerial view of a bridge spanning a river in an urban area, with residential neighborhoods, roads, and a forested area nearby. Text at the bottom reads "Fonds Louis-Philippe Demers. Musée d’histoire de Sherbrooke.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Jacques-Cartier-Bridge-over-the-Magog-River-1024x700.jpg)
To address significant development within Sherbrooke, Quebec, we proposed a new steel and reinforced concrete structure over the Magog River. The bridge opened in 1954.
1960 – 1979
During the 1960s and 1970s, our work flourished across buildings, bridges, structures and infrastructure. Our bridge design practices expanded, leading to the design of iconic new bridges. We were involved in the construction of landmark structures defining the skylines of major cities. We contributed to the transformation and growth of our communities through engineering and design for critical infrastructure. And we brought new engineering solutions for buildings across markets and geographies.
![A red freight train moves at high speed on a snowy track through a mountainous forest landscape.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/11_Construction-Cartier-1-1024x679.jpg)
Acting as the Owner’s Engineer, we oversaw successful completion of a new railway for the Port-Cartier Mining Company, now ArcelorMittal Mines Canada. Spanning 500 km, this freight railway in Quebec connected two mining cities with a vital port city. (stock illustration)
![Aerial view of a large river with two bridges spanning it; one bridge is closer with vehicles on it and appears under construction, while the other is further away. Forested areas and roads flank the river.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/12_Florenceville-1-1024x576.jpg)
Built in 1965 across the St. John River in New Brunswick, the 600m bridge was part of the former Trans-Canada Highway network. Design brought an important regional connector still utilized today. (photo, 2015)
![Three men observe a large construction site with multiple foundations in progress under a clear sky.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/LEG_024_medium-1024x678.jpg)
We provide structural and civil engineering for Place Belvedere. It was the first commercial center in Sherbrooke, Quebec, with a central area. This achievement also marks the beginning of a new era in Sherbrooke for the retail industry.
![Black and white photo of a stadium under construction with visible structural beams and tiered seating, and construction machinery on the ground.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/LEG_023_medium-1024x712.jpg)
Structural and civil engineering for a new sports arena in the city of Sherbrooke, Quebec.
![A large river in a cold region with two green suspension bridges in the background. The river is largely frozen with sparse trees in the foreground. The sky is clear and blue.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/13_Hawkshaw-1-1024x768.jpg)
As the only crossing of the St. John River between Woodstock and the Mactaquac Hydro Dam in New Brunswick, this 380m bridge boasts a main span of 217m. The cable-stayed suspension design adds to the beauty of the surrounding landscape. (photo taken after 1967)
![A green suspension bridge spans over a frozen, snow-covered river on a clear, sunny day with a forested backdrop.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/14_Longs-Creek-Bridge-1-1024x768.jpg)
Built as part of the Trans-Canada Highway system, this cable-stayed bridge crosses the St. John River at Longs Creek in New Brunswick. Designed as a striking landmark, with a center span of 217m between the two towers, the structure complements the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape. (modern day photo)
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Expo 67 in Montreal, Quebec, was one of the most attended World’s Fairs of the 20th century. We were involved in a number of important projects in preparation for Expo 67. These included the enlargement of Saint-Hélène Island and the creation of the new Notre-Dame Island. (photo, 2016)
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EXP designed the special concrete mix constituting the main building material for this iconic tower in Toronto, Ontario. At over 550m tall, it was the highest free-standing structure at the time. The concrete mix required strength and durability for the structure, while allowing for the smooth "slip forming" method used to build the tower. Slip forming is conducted by placing concrete in a confining mold that gets progressively raised by jacking, and adjusted to create the design shape. (modern day photo)
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Design services for expansion of this plant in Sherbrooke, Quebec, added a new 20 million imperial gallon tank - a significant project for the region’s clean drinking water. Decades later, EXP continued to work on this important facility.
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Structural and civil engineering for a new gymnasium and sports center at the public college in the city of Sherbrooke, Quebec.
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During the 1970s, our teams worked on more than a dozen municipal wastewater treatment plants, including the Rock Forest plant in Sherbrooke, Quebec. This important work enabled us to acquire a significant technological lead in Quebec and spurred our extensive water and wastewater practice, still strong today.
1980 – 1999
We continue our history of innovative projects across markets, disciplines and geographies – completing projects throughout North America and internationally. We continue to expand our service offerings and grow across regions.
![Two trains on parallel tracks at a rainy city station; one train enters the station as another train waits. The platform is wet, and there's a sign with updates on the left side.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/CTA-Orange-Line-Train-1024x667.jpg)
In the 1980s, funding was approved for a new rail line for southwestern Chicago. EXP was a key member of the team responsible for planning the Southwest Transit Project, known as the CTA Orange Line. The team planned station locations across two potential routes. The new line officially opened in 1993. (photo, 2006)
![Aerial view of a large, modern airport surrounded by desert. Multiple runways, terminals, and structures are visible, as well as surrounding roads and buildings.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/King_Khalid_International_Airport--1024x683.jpg)
At its opening, the iconic new King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia was one of the largest airports in the world. We provided geotechnical consulting for this significant global aviation project. (modern day photo)
![A black and white photo of a rural highway with several cars driving in both directions, flanked by trees and a body of water on one side and a hillside on the other.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/20_Autoroute-55-1.jpg)
Design of the new Autoroute 55 (Highway 55) in Sherbrooke, Quebec marked an important milestone in the growth of the region. Work began in 1981 and the first section linking Highway 55 to Route 216 was inaugurated in 1985.
![Black and white photo of a large, modern brick building with a clock, surrounded by trees and flagpoles with flags. Driveway and fire hydrant are visible in front.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/21_Hugh-John-1.jpg)
Design of the Hugh John Flemming Forestry Centre in Fredericton, New Brunswick introduced modern new facilities fostering advancements in forest research, management and education.
![Aerial view of a narrow suspension bridge crossing a rocky gorge with lush greenery, connecting two sides of a road with a few houses visible nearby.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/22_Coaticook-Gorge-1-1024x767.jpg)
Design of this iconic new structure offers spectacular views of Coaticook Gorge and the Coaticook River in Quebec. At the time of construction it was the longest suspended pedestrian bridge in the world. To this day, it is still one of the longest suspended pedestrian bridges in North America. (photo, 2021)
![A castle-themed hotel with colorful towers and a large modern building in the background under a clear blue sky.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/24_Engineering-for-Excalibur-1-1024x683.jpg)
This unique hotel and casino is a multi-faceted hospitality and entertainment experience. Engineering design for mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection helped bring this experiential facility to life. At opening, Excalibur was one of the largest hotels in the world.
![Interior of a modern industrial bus maintenance facility with high ceilings, equipped with multiple service bays and mechanical tools.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/LEG_013_N8_medium-1024x837.jpg)
Design of this new 117,000 SF facility consolidated a major airline's ground support operations at Chicago O’Hare International Airport. This award-winning project was recipient of an AIA citation of merit and engineering excellence award from the Consulting Engineers Council of Illinois (now ACEC Illinois).
![An empty, well-lit industrial facility with conveyor belts, machinery, and storage areas. The metallic floor is reflective, and the ceiling has exposed pipes and ducts.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/27_USPS-Fox-Valley-1-1024x791.jpg)
This 402,000 SF facility sorted mail for all southwest suburban post offices in the “605” zip code of the Chicagoland area. Design and construction management brought a state-of-the-art facility holding a complex system of conveyors and mail handling equipment.
![View of an airport terminal roadway with a suspended monorail track and station to the left. Blue sign indicates directions to Terminal 2. Cars are driving along the road.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/25_OHare-ATS-1-1024x668.jpg)
The 2.71-mile ATS is a driverless, fully-automated people mover operating 24/7, 365 days per year. EXP designed the entire structure and terminal connectors in a complex, restricted operational environment. This notable project was the recipient of multiple industry awards.
![Aerial view of a large solar farm with numerous solar panels in a rural area surrounded by trees, fields, and distant towns.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/29_Drummondville-Wastewater-1-1024x695.jpg)
Complete engineering services for construction of eight aerated ponds at the Drummondville Wastewater Treatment Plant in Quebec. Commissioning of the joint wastewater treatment plant in Drummondville, Saint-Nicéphore and Saint-Charles-de-Drummond made it possible to treat 99% of urban discharges from the population served by the sewer system.
![A large golden lion statue sits atop a building entrance with ornate columns and fountains in front.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/28_MGM-Grand-1-1024x768.jpg)
Built in 1993 with over 5,000 rooms, the MGM Grand is still one of the largest hotels in the world. EXP performed electrical engineering for this iconic Las Vegas facility. (photo, 2005)
![Stage illuminated with multiple blue spotlights, casting beams and patterns on the floor, shrouded in light mist.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/ST_240109_medium-1024x681.jpg)
Engineering for our first major themed entertainment attraction puts EXP's entertainment practice on the map.
Learn More![A blue drawbridge in the raised position spans over a body of water, with trees and buildings visible in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/31_8th-Street-1-984x1024.jpg)
Design of this unique bascule bridge in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, redefined movable bridge design with new innovations. With no counterweight and a very simple and unusual structural framing system, the bridge also featured state-of-the-art, computer-controlled hydraulic bridge drive and control systems.
![A long, slightly arched bridge extends over a body of water, supported by concrete pillars, with tall grass in the foreground and a partly cloudy sky.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/32_Miscou-Island-Bridge-1.jpg)
Design of this five-span highway structure spans between Lemeque and Miscou Islands near Caraquet in New Brunswick. Three main spans are steel plate girders of 110m, 160m and 110m.
![A concrete pedestrian bridge with metal railings extends over a street and connects to a larger road bridge under a partly cloudy sky. Buildings and trees are visible in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/33_Construction-multi-use-1-1024x685.jpg)
Design of this multi-use bridge in Sherbrooke, Quebec, brought one the world’s first uses of reactive powder concrete (RPC), an ultra-high strength concrete. (photo, 2010)
![A large banquet hall with an ornate gold ceiling and two chandeliers. Round tables set for dining surround a dance floor with a checkered pattern. A stage with curtains is visible in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/EGL016_N2_medium-957x1024.jpg)
As an important part of Chicago's past, this iconic hotel opened in 1927 and operated as a speakeasy. EXP provided programming, architectural and engineering design and construction management for the award-winning restoration and renovation of this historic hotel.
![Aerial view of a lakefront city with parks, beaches, sports fields, and buildings, including a stadium near the shoreline. Boats are visible in the water, and roads run through the city.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/34_Relocation-Lake-Shore-1-1024x683.jpg)
This award-winning project relocated the northbound lanes of Lake Shore Drive away from the edges of Chicago’s lakefront - creating the new Museum Campus and Burnham Park. The resulting development is one of the most important civic projects completed on Chicago’s lakefront in the second half of the 20th Century.
![A large stone building with a symmetrical facade, green roof, and multiple windows, surrounded by well-manicured lawns and flower beds, under a blue sky with scattered clouds.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/35_Redevelopment-Government-House-1.jpg)
Redevelopment of the Old Government House reestablished its role in the modern social life of Fredericton and New Brunswick. Built in 1828, the design team was challenged to dramatically increase the building’s functionality while retaining its historical integrity, spirit and atmosphere.
2000 – 2009
Our portfolio expands to new areas of the world. New practices are developed. We continue a path of excellence across diverse projects. We expand to new delivery methods. We strive to create vibrant, sustainable communities.
![A modern airport terminal with high ceilings and large windows. Gates G18 and G19 are visible, with seating areas and people waiting.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Concourse-G-1024x563.jpg)
The light-filled design transformed this 700 foot-long concourse, creating a new presence within the terminal at Chicago O’Hare International Airport.
![A white cable-stayed bridge with a triangular support spans over a green grassy area on a cloudy day.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Old-Plank-Road-Trail-Bridge-1024x800.jpg)
The Old Plank Road Trail (OPRT) Bridge carries a bicycle path and pedestrian walkway along an old, abandoned railway alignment across US Route 45 in Frankfort, Illinois. With a unique and visually striking design, the pedestrian bridge's defining structural feature is an 82-foot tall A-frame pylon with bestriding the highway at right angles.
![A bird’s-eye view of a transit station with a pedestrian bridge, a bus stop, and a train platform. Several people can be seen walking, and vehicles are parked nearby. The skyline is visible in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Western_Blue_Line_Station_Reconstruction_Ohare-1024x683.jpg)
Design for reconstruction of the Western/O’Hare Station replaced the existing station and platforms. The original station was built in 1895 and renovated in 1935. The new station was designed as a background building to the restored, historically significant portions of the existing station.
![A drainage culvert surrounded by rocks leading into a water retention pond on a construction site with heavy machinery in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/East-Lake-Industrial-Park-2-1024x772.jpg)
We provide land development services to the City of Calgary on the largest industrial park in Western Canada at the time - a 512-acre development, spurring expanded services and capabilities within our Western Canada team.
![Entrance of a water supply facility with a sign that reads "Long Binh Water Supply." The area is surrounded by a fence and the ground is covered with gravel.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/38_Phuong-Long-Binh-1.jpg)
Design and construction of a new water filtration plant and water distribution system for Long Bình in Vietnam, with an initial capacity of 1,000 m3/d.
![Interior of a modern, spacious industrial facility with high ceilings, showing various machinery, equipment, and a few workers in the distance.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/40_United-GEM-1-1024x807.jpg)
Complete engineering services as engineer-of-record for the new 162,000 SF facility, incorporating highly specialized building and equipment systems to support the airline's mission.
![A tall, modern hotel building with the signage "Sofitel" on the roof, set against a partly cloudy sky.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Sofitel_Timeline.jpg)
Architect of record for the new 4-star Sofitel Hotel in downtown Chicago designed by French design architect Jean-Paul Viguier. The 33-story, 350,000 SF high-rise hotel brought 415 rooms and an array of amenities to Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood.
![Wind turbines are situated on a hilly landscape with a dirt road winding through a dense forest. The sky is clear and blue.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/41_Mount-Miller-1-1024x683.jpg)
As EXP's first wind energy project, we provided a variety of engineering services for this new wind farm in Quebec with 30 1.8 MW wind turbines.
![Aerial view of a large international airport with multiple terminals, runways, and parked airplanes. Numerous roads and parking structures surround the terminals.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/42_Terminal-1-Parking-1-1024x646.jpg)
Structural and geotechnical engineering for one of the largest single-structure garages in North America. At 4,800,000 SF, it accommodated 9,000 vehicles over eight stories with 2,000 tons of tendons.
![A group of people standing in front of a building with the logo "exp." and the address number "5670" visible above the entrance.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/EXP-San-Diego-Office-with-staff-1024x819.jpg)
We prioritize sustainable design, providing engineering for our new office space in San Diego. The building became the first commercial building in San Diego to achieve LEED Gold status. (photo, 2019)
![A modern glass and steel building with a distinctive curved design, featuring a large cylindrical structure at the center, surrounded by a spacious paved area and a reflecting pool.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/44_Hangzhou-Grand-Theater-1-1024x467.jpg)
Structural engineering for this new theatre supported an iconic design on the banks of the river in Hangzhou, China. The theatre included an opera house, concert hall, multifunction hall, open-air stage and culture square.
![A large airport control tower stands tall against a cloudy sky, illuminated by exterior lights at dusk.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/faa-air-tower2.jpg)
Dubbed by the local press as the "Jewel of Indianapolis," this new tower was designed as a landmark - visible from miles around and symbolizing the airport as a gateway to the city of Indianapolis.
![Modern chapel interior with tall windows allowing sunlight to stream in. Pews with hymn books are neatly arranged facing a marble altar. A concrete wall with religious icons is visible in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/46_St-Gabriel-1-1024x683.jpg)
Structural engineering for this award-winning new 750-seat church in Toronto supported sustainable design. It is the first worship space in Canada to achieve LEED Gold certification.
![A wooden boardwalk with yellow umbrellas, city buildings, and a body of water on a clear day.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/48_HTO-Park-1-1024x659.jpg)
Structural engineering supported the signature landscape design of this unique urban beach in Toronto's Inner Harbour.
![Industrial machinery in a factory setting, featuring a large, yellow rectangular unit on black legs connected to a gray motor unit with ducts.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/49_Unique-new-wind-1-1024x683.jpg)
We opened the first roof testing machine of its kind in the world - performing dynamic wind uplift testing - critical for addressing climate change impacts on buildings. (photo, 2022)
![A long, low bridge stretches across a wide body of water with green hills and mountainous terrain in the background under a clear blue sky. Trees are visible in the foreground.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/50_William-R-Bennett-1-1024x681.jpg)
At over 1,000 meters long, the new 5-lane William R. Bennett Bridge in Kelowna, British Columbia is the centerpiece of a revitalized road network in the Okanagan. EXP provided geotechnical, materials testing and environmental services for this important structure for the region.
Learn More![A boat passes under a raised drawbridge over a calm body of water with a small building on the bridge and autumn trees in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/bridges_Maple-Oregon-Bridge_featured_04-1024x681.jpg)
Situated in scenic Door County, the new Maple-Oregon Bascule Bridge provides modern design for this popular travel destination. The new 1,057-foot long bridge features a 310-foot long double-leaf rolling lift bascule span over the Sturgeon Bay ship canal.
LEARN MORE![Construction site with workers in safety gear near partially built structures, including steel rebar columns and a large steel frame. A multi-story building and mountainous landscape are in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/51_Whistler-Blackcomb-1-1024x683.jpg)
This new gondola set world records for length and height. It featured the world’s longest unsupported free span of 3 km between the furthest towers and the highest distance above the Fitzsimmons valley floor at 436m. As geotechnical consultant, EXP led site investigations and design of foundation elements for this innovative structure in Whistler, British Columbia.
![Aerial view of a river with a large cable-stayed bridge crossing it, surrounded by a landscape of mountains, forests, and an urban area.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/52_Golden-Ears-Bridge-1-1024x683.jpg)
The new 6-lane cable-stayed Golden Ears Bridge spans nearly 1,000 meters over the Fraser River in British Columbia. EXP provided geotechnical, materials testing and environmental services for this important structure for the region.
Learn More2010 – 2019
Our diverse practices come together to deliver a vast range of services. We lead with an innovative and entrepreneurial spirit. Our teams work together with all types of clients, on projects big and small – locally, regionally, nationally, globally.
![Large indoor structure with intricate blue-lit metal framework and two red walls featuring a silver horse emblem. Several small trees and plants are placed near the base of the red walls.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/53_Ferrari-World-1-1024x685.jpg)
Elegant, dynamic and colorful lighting accents the interior of this unique theme park in Abu Dhabi.
![People walking past a series of colorful murals in an airport terminal. A sign overhead gives directions to baggage claim, ground transportation, and gates C.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/54_Concourses-A-C-1-1024x685.jpg)
Enhancements to and renovations of the public areas in Concourses A and C brightened and heightened the sense of space. Design incorporated new finishes, lighting, wayfinding and public art.
![A row of small, gray concrete pyramid structures with square windows, situated on a grassy area, with red buildings and a fence in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/55_Currie-Barracks-1-1024x619.jpg)
Landscape design created a rich urban landscape for two memorial parks in Calgary, Alberta dedicated to the three military branches and to WWII Victoria Cross winners. Achieving LEED ND Stage 2 Gold Certification - one of the first of its kind in Canada - the project incorporates low impact development and rain gardens.
![A modern glass and steel pedestrian bridge with an arched design, connecting two buildings.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/56_Enclosed-pedestrian-bridge-1-1024x719.jpg)
Tubular steel frame design for one of only a handful of enclosed pedestrian bridges in Toronto. The bridge spans approximately 20 metres between two buildings, 4 metres in diameter and crosses about 10 metres above the road surface.
![A modern concrete and glass building labeled "Thorvald Computing Sciences Building" with "tcs" logo, illuminated in the evening.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/57_US-DOE-TCS-Argonne-1-1024x768.jpg)
Architect-of-record for new world-class interdisciplinary research center dedicated to large-scale computation and advancement of high-performance computing software, advanced hardware architectures and applications expertise.
Learn More![A large construction site with heavy machinery including cranes and tunnel boring machines, surrounded by reinforced concrete walls, and trees visible in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/59_Eglinton-Tunnel-Monitoring-1-1024x664.jpg)
Monitoring of a 10km underground tunnel section as part of the largest transit expansion in Toronto’s history and one of the largest and most ambitious infrastructure projects in North America.
Learn More![A building with a facade designed to look like a rocky cliff, featuring large glass windows and surrounded by landscaped greenery and pathways.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Epic_Systems_Sustainable_Corporate_Campus-1-1024x634.jpg)
Situated on 450 acres, the Epic Systems corporate campus is a unique, sustainable campus in Verona, Wisconsin. EXP provided building engineering for several projects across the campus, including a new Learning Center and expansion, Campus 2 and a new underground auditorium. Projects were designed to be highly sustainable with features such as temperature and lighting controls and energy recovery. The campus included one of the largest geobore field installations in the world (over 4,200 wells) at the time of construction.
![A curved, multi-lane highway with vehicles driving on it, surrounded by rolling green hills and construction areas, with power lines in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/60_Technical-services-Algeria-1-1024x768.jpg)
Soils and materials engineering, quality assurance services for construction of a 425km stretch of this 6-lane highway - one of the longest highways in the world.
![The image shows an industrial facility with two large, white, cylindrical tanks and a tall, silo-like structure standing on a concrete pad. Leafless trees are in the background beneath a partly cloudy sky.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/64_Richelieu-Valley-1.jpg)
Engineering and commissioning for one of Quebec's first biosolids anaerobic digestion plants of its kind - producing biogas for agricultural reuse.
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Designer of record for the new Juneau Avenue Vertical Lift Bridge and rehabilitation of the Wisconsin Avenue Vertical Lift Bridge in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
![A large, modern auditorium with tiered seating, multiple large screens, and a brightly lit stage. The room is empty, showcasing its full capacity and expansive design.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Epic_Systems_Deep_Space-1-1024x683.jpg)
Building engineering, lighting design and technology design for a one-of-a-kind 5-story, 10,000+ seat below-grade auditorium 74 feet beneath the surface of Epic's Verona, Wisconsin campus. It is one of the world’s largest sub-surface auditoriums.
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Award-winning design transformed this significant regional mid-century modern courthouse in Bangor, Maine, into a highly efficient, LEED Platinum sustainable green building.
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Award-winning design for the renovation and transformation of Minoru Yamasaki’s iconic Terminal 1 - restoring the grandeur of an iconic mid-century airport terminal as a gateway to the city of St. Louis.
Learn More![A tall, modern air traffic control tower stands illuminated at dusk, with a low building connected at its base. The surrounding area is flat with grass and pavement.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/70_South-ATCT-1-1024x710.jpg)
Award-winning design of the new, first-of-its-kind 207 foot-tall tower provides a simple, economical and durable solution while creating a sustainable, elegant and iconic image for the airport.
Learn More![A modern, well-lit airport corridor with moving walkways, displaying signs for Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. There are safety warnings and directional indicators visible along the walls.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/67_Billy-Bishop-1-1024x576.jpg)
Geotechnical consulting to the P3 team for the new 853-foot tunnel spanning the length of the Western Channel of Lake Ontario and connecting Toronto’s mainland and the island.
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Design of a new 4-span steel girder bridge with composite deck – spanning approximately 230 meters over the Saint John River and connecting the communities of Clair, New Brunswick, and Fort Kent, Maine. The intersection within Fort Kent’s Main Street marks the beginning of the 2,369-mile-long US Route 1, the longest north-south road in the US.
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Geotechnical solutions for one of the most significant highway investments made in Ontario’s history at the time of construction. The Parkway brings a 6-lane, 11km freeway and 4-lane service road with 11 covered tunnels (totaling 1.8 kilometers).
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Engineering and commissioning for the modernization and upgrade of hydropower production at this critical facility in Rwanda for the community.
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Wastewater treatment plant design and construction and solid waste management to support communities of Vietnam as funded by the World Bank. This project was part of the EXP water engineering program in Vietnam awarded the Honoris Genius Award, "International Impact" and "Public Favorite" Categories by the Order of Engineers of Quebec, 2020.
![A lotus-shaped building with reflective glass exterior stands beside a long, rectangular reflecting pool under a clear blue sky, with trees and people in the distance.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/72_Bahai-1-1024x622.jpg)
Structural engineering and building science for a new light-filled, sacred space for prayer and meditation in the mountains of Santiago, Chile. Approximately 19,000 SF in size, the temple is made up of nine hybrid steel frame structures based on repeated complex geometric forms.
Learn More![A modern cable-stayed bridge illuminated at night with vehicular light trails visible on the road below. The bridge features a tall, central pylon and a clean architectural design.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/73_35th-Street-1-1024x682.jpg)
Award-winning design of an iconic new pedestrian crossing of Lake Shore Drive and the Metra railroad tracks, connecting the Bronzeville community with Chicago’s lakefront. At 620 feet in length, it was the City of Chicago’s longest pedestrian bridge at the time of construction, and one of only a few mono-cable suspension bridges in the US.
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EXP becomes a member of ISI. EXP is a charter member of the organization and an Envision Qualified Company.
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Iconic transit station design transforms the perception of public transportation facilities, and becomes a new gateway for Millennium Park and many of Chicago’s downtown attractions. Winner of more than 10 design and engineering awards.
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First year EXP is listed as ReNew Canada's Platinum Elite on the Top100 Projects. This list features firms working on the 100 largest public sector infrastructure projects in development in Canada.
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Located on 21 acres in burgeoning Brampton, Ontario, this LEED Gold campus redevelopment establishes a centralized administrative headquarters, works building and works yard – providing the city with modern, new facilities. EXP provided structural, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering for this award-winning project.
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As one of the Illinois Department of Transportation’s first tied-arch bridge in decades, the new Illinois 104 river bridge will be the community’s striking monument for the next 100 years. As a vital link in the Village of Meredosia and the region, this new long-span bridge replaces a deficient crossing constructed in 1936. Spanning over 2,125 feet in length, the new river bridge features a signature 590-foot long tied-arch span.
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Throughout the academic year, mentors worked alongside students to provide hands-on learning experiences, exploring the complexity of engineering, the intricacy of architecture and design concepts and how to prepare for interviews and public speaking events.
![Two subway trains are stationed on parallel tracks in a dimly lit underground tunnel, illuminated by a green signal light overhead. The tunnel walls are lined with lights.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/79_Montreal-Metro-Blue-1-683x1024.jpg)
The Montreal Metro has been moving Montrealers for over 50 years. The blue line extension is one of STM’s largest projects in recent years, and EXP is providing a wide range of engineering services across the project. Scheduled to open in 2026, this new section will bring five new universally accessible subway stations between Saint-Michel and Anjou. The project will also build facilities for rolling stock maintenance and repair, auxiliary buildings, two new bus terminals and a park-and-ride lot.
Learn More![A silhouette of construction equipment against a sunset sky, with clouds and a mix of orange, yellow, and blue hues in the background.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/80_Geotechnical-Regina-Bypass-1-1024x576.jpg)
Geotechnical and pavement design for a new 4-lane highway and road upgrades to the existing TransCanada Highway - the largest transportation infrastructure project in Saskatchewan’s history.
![A modern, multi-story building with a distinctive honeycomb-like facade, surrounded by trees and street elements. Several cars and pedestrians are visible in the foreground.](https://www.exp.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/81_Building-science-solutions-1-1024x667.jpg)
Building science services for this innovative 10-story mass timber office building in Vancouver, British Columbia - designed as net zero, targeting LEED Platinum certification and winner of the CleanBC Net-Zero Energy-Ready Challenge. Design Architect: DIALOG. (Image courtesy of BentallGreenOak and DIALOG)
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The St. Louis Aquarium in downtown St. Louis takes over a former mall area within the train shed portion of Union Station. The 125,000 SF design brings a unique aquarium with 44 exhibits, a retail store, event spaces and several tenant spaces. Complex piping and a life support system sustains more than 250 species of aquatic life across freshwater, saltwater, riverside and oceanside ecosystems. EXP provided building engineering and technology design.
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Building engineering for San Diego’s first academic industry drug discovery incubator site. Designed to accelerate cancer research to clinical trials, the LEED Gold facility brings highly adaptable lab and office modules.
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Located in the northeastern corner of the Montreal Botanical Garden, the pond at the Frédéric Back Tree Pavilion required rehabilitation and restoration to protect and enhance its biodiversity. This new phytotechnology and hydrogeology station highlights the power plants have to solve varying environmental challenges. During rehabilitation, the pond was enlarged and deepened to provide a larger volume of fresh water. Its 2-meter depth reduces algae proliferation and the growth of invasive plants. The fresher, more temperate water supports greater biodiversity through native water plants, fish and tortoises, while a gravel beach provides areas for ducks, geese and herons.
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EXP signs the United Nations Global Compact, the "world's largest corporate sustainability initiative."
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EXP’s roof testing laboratory in Drummondville, Quebec, becomes the first laboratory in Canada to be certified under UL’s Data Acceptance Program (DAP) for this test.
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Land development and infrastructure design for one of the first LEED-ND Platinum certified developments in Alberta. With over 8M SF of residential, office, entertainment and retail space, the development features walkability, accessibility and pollution prevention.
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With significant growth, EXP ranks within the top 30 of ENR's Top 500 Design Firms.
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As one of the largest station reconstructions in CTA’s history, the design is a gateway to the city of Chicago from the south.
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With an iconic façade and a monumental colonnade reminiscent of the United States Supreme Court, design of this new courthouse communicates monumentality, strength, permanence and universal values.
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EXP joins BuildingGreen - a leading organization supporting engineering, architecture and design companies in making projects greener and healthier.
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LEED and energy services to improve building performance. Located in Kennedy Space Center’s Industrial Area, the Central Campus Headquarters (“HQ1”) is a 7- story, 192,000 SF building. It boasts 100% energy cost savings using high-efficiency chillers, LED lighting, condensing boilers and a thermally-efficient envelope. An on-site photovoltaic field further supports net zero energy. LEED Platinum Certified under the LEED for New Construction v2009 Rating System.
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EXP delivers critical environmental services to help greenlight the Alaska LNG project - one of the largest infrastructure projects of its type and one of the largest LNG projects in the world.
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As the first of its kind exhibit in Fort Edmonton Park, Alberta, the Indigenous Peoples Experience brings an immersive guest experience educating visitors on Indigenous traditions and the customs of First Nations and Métis peoples. EXP provided the front-of-house lighting design for the featured exhibit areas and theatre space. Utilizing traditional museum-lighting techniques along with a heavily theatrical styling, the design helps create a magical atmosphere supporting the narrative presented to guests as they journey along the exhibit’s path.
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Site supervision and materials quality control throughout the construction of two structures in Montreal, Quebec – the world’s first two bridges built using concrete containing finely ground recovered glass. Construction of the bridges enabled the equivalent of 70,000 bottles to be recycled, saving 40,000 kg of cement.
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First engineering firm to obtain Concilivi seal and first major company over 1,000 employees to receive this seal. This important distinction recognizes firms that prioritize work-life balance.
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The Aquarium at the Boardwalk brings an immersive experience to guests through educating and entertaining with fun, interactive exhibits. This carnival-style aquarium brings visitors through a boardwalk-style setting with carousels and games set alongside tanks housing various species. EXP provided building engineering, technology design and lighting design for this unique new aquarium. (Image courtesy of Aquarium at the Boardwalk)
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The Lake Nona Wave Hotel in Orlando, Florida, incorporates the latest technological advancements in the guest experience to create the ultimate addition to Tavistock’s Lake Nona Town Center Development. The state-of-the-art, boutique hotel features 234 high-tech guest rooms with integrated smart room controls for lights, shades, AV, thermostats and televisions with touchscreen tablet and voice activation, Wi-Fi 6, smart toilets, housekeeping robots and keyless entry systems. EXP provided building engineering, lighting design, technology design and commissioning for this vibrant new hotel.
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The Choctaw Cultural Center in Calera, Oklahoma, is a new facility built to explore and showcase the culture and history of the Choctaw Nation. Told from the Choctaw perspective, the exhibits create an immersive experience honoring the spiritual and physical journey of the Choctaw people. EXP provided building engineering services through the planning, design and construction phases with a focus on mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) design for artifact preservation and severe weather events.
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Lakeview Village is a mixed-use Lake Ontario waterfront community located on the site of a former coal generating station. The development consists of residential, commercial, professional and communal areas along with inviting public spaces. The development features lush green spaces, restored shoreline access, connections to public transportation and a commitment to eco-friendly design strategies. EXP has been working to bring new life to this former industrial site through extensive environmental assessments, remediation, risk assessment and soil management.
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Design lead as part of the WestEnd Connectors DBF team. The ECWE project involves twin bored tunnels and associated structures and shafts required for a new subway extension along Eglinton Ave W in Toronto, Ontario. The extension spans 9.2km with 6 new stops and a terminal.
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Transformation of this 22.5-mile corridor of I-66 has enhanced multimodal use and reliability with new express lanes, new transit routes, interchange improvements and bike/pedestrian trails. EXP provided bridge, structure and pavement design as part of this P3 project between Virginia DOT, the Department of Rail + Public Transportation and private partner, I-66 Express Mobility Partners.
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Owner's engineer for a 54 MW critical greenfield infrastructure project in Laos, developed with a 65m high RCC dam and 470m underground headrace tunnel.
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EXP publishes our first ESG report - signifying our commitment to global sustainability and ensuring EXP's business practices align with our goal of making positive environmental, social and economic impacts on the world.
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Urban design of this multifunctional and temporarily floodable public square brought an important visionary multi-dimensional space, weaving together cultural, environmental, social and urban significance. The square’s multi-award-winning design is instrumental in rehabilitating public space, reducing heat island effect and decreasing rainwater overflow.
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EXP joins Green Marine, an organization dedicated to environmental certification for North America’s maritime industry.
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Structural and civil design for the building’s 3-story wooden structure, a first in Canada for school buildings. This innovative project in Longueuil, Quebec pushes the boundaries of wooden construction and lowers greenhouse gas emissions.
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