Arup marks 25 years in Canada
Arup, a UK-headquartered design and engineering consultancy, earlier this month celebrated 25 years of business in Canada.
On April 10, Arup held a milestone event at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto. The evening brought together 400+ clients and industry leaders from the built environment sector to honour Arup’s achievements.
The London-headquartered firm moved into the Canadian market in 2000 with a Toronto office. Arup today has more than 550 designer, planners, engineers, and advisors across locations in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Ottawa.
The Ottawa location is the consulting firm’s the newest office, opening last year under the leadership of Gareth Jones.
“From our early contributions in Toronto, to our current headline projects such as the Bloor-Yonge Capacity Expansion, Finch West LRT, Eglinton Crosstown West Extension, and the Alexandra Bridge replacement in Ottawa, we truly value our partnerships with communities, governments, and private sector clients.” said Trevor Anderson, Toronto office leader at Arup. “Together, we’re solving complex challenges with creative, people-centered solutions.”
Sean Meadows, Arup’s Canada leader, added, “Celebrating 25 years in Canada is more than a milestone - it’s a reflection of our purpose in action. We’re incredibly proud of the impact we’ve had in our communities through supporting our clients and partners, and we remain committed to driving forward transformative solutions that enable our clients to meet their business needs.”
Founded in 1946, Arup has more than 18,000 employees in 30+ countries. The firm provides design, engineering, architecture, planning, and advisory services for the built environment.
