KWH erected the structural steel for this resort and casino located in lively downtown Vancouver.

KWH launched this three-plate-skewed girder bridge over a salmon spawning stream.

KWH worked on the retrofit of the Quigley Building.

The old wooden 232 Street Bridge in Maple Ridge, BC needed to be replaced with a new steel girder and precast panel bridge.

This private art museum was a “fast track” project consisting of an all-steel structure featuring in-house design work.

KWH erected the structural steel and mechanical machinery for one of the largest bascule leaf bridges in the world.

KWH installed all structural steel on the new TELUS Headquarters featuring unique architectural features.

KWH performed the facade shoring for this old building and later retrofited the new building.

KWH erected 5 precast bridges along South Fraser Perimeter road.

KWH retrofitted this pre-existing structure converting it to a restaurant space.

KWH was awarded the seismic retrofit and construction of a new access bridge for the Keenleyside Dam.

KWH installed temporary steel supports for the facade of the historical Vancouver Club.

KWH erected this bridge by assembling the arch then setting with a crane in place.

KWH erected this pedestrian bridge as part of the Greenway Project.

KWH erected the geometric dome for the roof structure of the Robson Dome.

KWH successfully completed this challenging erection of all structural steel for the servicing bay.

KWH erected this truss bridge spanning over railway tracks.

KWH erected the roof structure of the Richmond Speed Skating Oval using specialized lifting equipment.

KWH broke records erecting this bridge by launching the single span over the CPR Train Yard.