HIGHWAY 3:02 FUNCTIONAL PLANNING STUDY Highway 3, from east of Sentinel to North of Pincher Creek, is currently being considered for twinning for a total length of approximately 54 km. Client: Alberta Transportation Location: Crowsnest Pass, AB Project...
WAIPOROUS CREEK BRIDGE Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) retained ISL to design a single lane, clearspan bridge and approaches to provide permanent crossing over Waiparous Creek. Client: Alberta Environment and Parks Location: Ghost Public Land Use Zone, Alberta...
PORT MANN HIGHWAY 1 – KING EDWARD STREET UNDERPASS The new King Edward Street underpass improves the linkage over Highway 1 for the City of Coquitlam. Client: Transportation Investment Corporation Location: Coquitlam, BC, Canada Project Type: Transportation ISL...
HIGHWAY 99 SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS: MATTHEWS INTERCHANGE ISL geometric and structural designers worked together to improve safety by realigning a previously sub-standard on-ramp to be lengthened under the bridge. Client: BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure...
194 AVENUE SOUTHEAST CROSSING PRIDDIS SLOUGH CROSSING This crossing would provide a critical link to support future development of surrounding communities. The biggest challenge was the presence of Priddis Slough. Client: City of Calgary Location: Calgary, AB Project...
HIGHWAY 532 AND HIGHWAY 940 FLOOD REPAIR WORK During the extreme flooding of Southern Alberta in 2013, Provincial Highway 532:02 and Forestry Trunk Road South were dramatically impacted. Client: Alberta Transportation and Utilities Location: Longview, AB...
NORTHWEST ANTHONY HENDAY DRIVE Alberta Transportation retained ISL as the Owner’s Engineer for the Design, Build, Finance and Operate (DBFO) process for Edmonton’s Northwest Anthony Henday Drive. Client: Alberta Transportation Location: Edmonton, AB Project...
IDYLWYLD DRIVE OVERPASS AT RUTH STREET REHABILITATION ISL was retained to perform initial baseline testing and inspection on Idylwyld Drive Overpass to determine the extent of deterioration and offer recommendations for rehabilitation. Client: City of Saskatoon...
