Consulting firm Arup celebrated 25 years in Canada with a milestone event held at Toronto’s Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.
The evening brought together over 400 clients and industry leaders – representing 175 organizations across the built environment sector – to honour Arup’s achievements and continued commitment to shaping a better world.
Arup’s journey in Canada began with the opening of its Toronto office at the turn of the millennium. Today, the firm has grown to over 550 designers, planners, engineers, and advisors across four offices nationwide. Over the last two and a half decades, Arup has played a pivotal role in helping Canadian cities become more sustainable, inclusive, and connected by contributing to the design and delivery of some of the country’s most transformative infrastructure and urban development projects.
“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.”
“Celebrating 25 years in Canada is more than a milestone – it’s a reflection of our purpose in action,” said Sean Meadows, Arup’s Canada Leader. “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.”
The evening featured Toronto-inspired cuisine, interactive installations, and vibrant conversations highlighting Arup’s ongoing work to create safe, resilient, and regenerative spaces that enable current and future generations to thrive.
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