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Land Development in the Township of Langley Ongoing | Township of Langley, British Columbia Experience in Langley’s Growth Areas Located on the traditional territories of the q̓íc̓əy̓ (Katzie), qʼwa:n̓ƛʼən̓ (Kwantlen), Máthxwi (Matsqui), and other Coast Salish Peoples, the Township of Langley continues to grow through a combination of urban expansion, employment development, and evolving neighbourhood…
Land Development in Surrey Ongoing | Surrey, British Columbia Deep Experience in Surrey’s Development Environment Located on the shared traditional territories of the q̓íc̓əy̓ (Katzie), qʼwa:n̓ƛʼən̓ (Kwantlen), Semiahmoo, and other Coast Salish Peoples, Surrey continues to be one of Canada’s fastest-growing municipalities. For commercial developers, growth creates opportunity, but it also brings increasingly complex planning,…
Mowachaht Muchalaht First Nation Climate Change Risk and Vulnerability Assessment 2025-2026 | Mowachaht Muchalaht First Nation Territory | Gold River, BC Climate Resilience Rooted in Place For Mowachaht Muchalaht First Nation (MMFN), climate resilience is about more than protecting infrastructure. It is about protecting the lands, waters, cultural places and values, traditional knowledge, and relationships…
Campbell River Bridge – Seismic and Condition Renewal 2017-2019 | Campbell River, British Columbia McElhanney completed the seismic and condition renewal of the Campbell River Bridge, a 76.2 m single-span steel through-truss bridge supported on reinforced concrete abutments. Working with the Ministry, our team developed cost-effective seismic retrofit concepts and selected a base isolation solution…
Summit Drive Pedestrian Bridge 2025 | Kamloops, British Columbia The City of Kamloops is exploring a proposed multi-use pedestrian overpass on Summit Drive at the on-ramp from Thompson Rivers University (TRU). Building on McElhanney and VIA Architecture’s 2022 concept work, the assignment focuses on developing and evaluating additional bridge concepts at the north crossing location…
McAllister Pedestrian Bridge Replacement 2021-2025 | Port Coquitlam, British Columbia The McAllister Pedestrian Bridge spans the Coquitlam River between Gates and Lions Parks and provides an important connection to Port Coquitlam’s Traboulay Trail network. The City of Port Coquitlam retained McElhanney to provide conceptual design, detailed design, and construction administration for a long-lasting signature structure…
Highway 3 Bridge Replacements at Big Sand Creek & Jaffray Overhead Planning Study: 2020-2021; Design: 2021-2023; Construction: 2023-2024 | Jaffray, British Columbia This project replaces the aging Jaffray Overhead and Big Sand Creek bridges at the end of their service life and realigns Highway 3 between the two crossings to improve safety along a key…
Baxter Bridge Replacement 2018-2025 | Enderby, British Columbia The Ministry of Transportation and Transit required a safe, durable replacement for the aging single-lane Baxter Bridge while maintaining traffic during construction and minimizing impacts to adjacent properties and environmentally sensitive habitat along the Shuswap River. McElhanney delivered a conceptual, preliminary, and detailed design for a new…
Victoria Asset Inventory and Condition Assessment 2022-Ongoing | Victoria, British Columbia The City of Victoria retained McElhanney to develop a comprehensive asset inventory and condition assessment program to support long-term planning, maintenance, and risk management for key municipal infrastructure. The program included retaining walls, stairs, railings, bedrock, bridges, and riprap slopes, helping the City better…
Alaska Highway Structural Inspection and Evaluation Services 2024-Ongoing | Various locations along the Alaska Highway, British Columbia McElhanney is providing structural inspection, evaluation, and testing services over two years for 24 bridges and 33 bridge-culverts under Public Services and Procurement Canada’s jurisdiction along the Alaska Highway. The inventory includes a wide range of structures, from…
