Infrastructure
The challenges involved with building infrastructure in the natural environment are often multifaceted and complex. Matrix Solutions works with you to meet these challenges with a broad range of highly integrated capabilities, extensive experience, and an expert team of scientists and engineers. We will guide your project through the environmental assessment, planning, design, and construction phases. Unique to Matrix is our ability to integrate ecological sciences, water resources, modelling, and information management into your transportation, land, and water projects.
Learn more about the services and solutions we provide to our Infrastructure clients
Whether your project involves building roads or bridges, assessing land and water resources for future development, or evaluating the impact of climate change, we’ll partner with you to deliver solutions that enable our communities to thrive.
Learn more about the services and solutions we provide to our Infrastructure clients
Contact our Infrastructure Sector Lead
Kam Chan
kchan@matrix-solutions.com
Related Projects
Environmental Support for Finch West Light Rail Transit Construction Project
The Finch West light rail transit (LRT) project will bring an additional 11 kilometers and 18 stops of public transit, while renewing aging infrastructure. The project aims to reduce travel and connection times and provide an economic boost for the community. The project is being delivered through a public-private partnership (P3) under Mosaic Transit Constructors General Partnership (Mosaic) and is owned by Metrolinx. Matrix has been working with Mosaic on several aspects of the project from the pre-construction phase and continues to support the project during construction activities.
Flood Mitigation Study for New Hamburg
The Town of New Hamburg is located along the Nith River and is one of 27 municipal flood damage centres in the Grand River Conservation Authority’s (GRCA’s) jurisdiction. The Town was established and developed in the Nith River floodplain and is subject to routine nuisance flooding; in addition to significant flooding events in 1975, 2008, and most recently in February 2018 and January 2020. Matrix was retained to estimate average annual flood damage costs associated with existing flooding, develop and evaluate potential mitigation strategies, and provide support for two Public Information Centres (PICs).
West Eau Claire Park Public Realm Plan
West Eau Claire Park is a popular area along the Bow River, just north and west of downtown and near the iconic Peace Bridge. The City of Calgary wished to connect the community with the Bow River and also provide important flood protection for downtown Calgary. The park was redeveloped through widening and raising the existing pathway, protecting and enhancing the river bank, and grading and landscaping the south overbank area to protect against a 1:200-year flood event with 0.5 m of freeboard.
