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The City of Calgary’s accelerated procurement approach worked to maximize funding from Alberta’s Municipal Stimulus Program for three community drainage improvement projects.

Associated worked with the City of Saskatoon to develop a priority sequence that we would follow to come up with a strategy to accommodate all 22nd Street’s users.

“The benefits of the investment have already been tangible with three new hangars, a flight training school, and more jobs. The longer runway will make our operations safer for air ambulance missions that save lives. We are now able to accommodate heavier and more powerful aircraft, such as business jets, along with those serving the agricultural and military sectors.” - Greg Simpson, MJMAA Chair

In addition to designing the structure for high seismicity, the structural detailing was carefully undertaken to mitigate the effects of vertical shrinkage of the wood structure and to preserve the continuity of the thermal envelope around the residential portion of the structure.

Associated collaborated with six different government organizations, including Indigenous governments, to develop a common objective and means of offsetting for boreal caribou.

Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors (formerly known as Alberta Transportation) sought to improve the overall traffic flow on the highway by widening to allow for a divided cross section with dedicated turning lanes and access control.

Enhanced visualization tools are helping to improve project design and teamwork on a variety of infrastructure projects.