Photo of a bridge that's part of Montreal autoroute 30

Improving access

Multidisciplinary design for a public-private partnership project designed to alleviate traffic congestion.

Montreal Autoroute 30
Toronto Waterfront Street

Transforming urban areas

Engineering and planning to transform 2,000 acres of urban waterfront into a vital public amenity.

Toronto Waterfront
External view of Pearson airport building

New terminal

Innovative multidisciplinary design for Canada’s largest airport.

Pearson International Airport
External view of Toronto York Spadina subway extension

Iconic stations

Sustainable station design for an 8.6km subway line extension.

Subway extension

Since opening our Toronto office in 2000, we have worked on planning, transportation and major infrastructure projects across Canada and beyond. With our recent expansion into building engineering, our fast-growing office now also offers a full suite of structural, mechanical, electrical and public health services.

We are proud of our developing roster of ambitious, successful projects that are making a difference in local communities.

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  • 12Mar 2013

    Toronto hosts Penguin Pool

    The Penguin Pool is Arup’s global creative event series designed to inform, inspire, and entertain. 

  • 28Feb 2013

    Arup opens new Montréal office

    The office will be led by Associate Principals Martin Landry, QAA and Douglas Balmer, delivering engineering and consulting services to the Québec market.

  • 18Dec 2012

    Montreal's Autoroute 30 opens

    The new 42km highway spanning Montreal includes nine interchanges, two major bridges, 29 additional bridges, and a tunnel. The opening was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by project representatives and provincial dignitaries. The CAD$1.5B expressway, one of North America's largest design-build public-private partnership projects, completes the city's south orbital road. It is expected to relieve traffic congestion by allowing the heavy industrial, commercial, and agricultural traffic that passes through the region to bypass the island of Montreal entirely. Arup served as the lead bridge and highway engineer for the technically challenging project as part of design consortium Nouvelle Autoroute 30 SENC.

  • 11Dec 2012

    Arup named Tunnel Design Firm of 2012

    The award was announced on 29 November at a Toronto event. Jon Hurt, Arup's tunnel practice leader for the Americas, accepted the trophy on behalf of Arup's global tunnel design team.

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