Our Infrastructure sector includes land engineering, placemaking, water/wastewater management and transportation services that are aligned with, and underpin, climate action goals and smart city design. Living in a smart city feels effortless and intuitive, which is the thing about good design—the people living there may not even notice it.
From bus, light rail transit and heavy commuter rail, to airports, and highway systems, our transportation projects both within and between urban areas include all modes of private and public transportation. Our transit electrification practice provides a great example of how the convergence of Intelligence, Buildings and Infrastructure can benefit our clients, the environment, and IBI.
We develop, deploy, and manage transportation services and projects for clients around the world. Our placemaking practice produces long-term strategies that position communities for success in every aspect of the urban experience—from day-to-day living, learning and health, to major transportation and infrastructural growth.
IBI is well-positioned to expand our urban environment and infrastructure design presence across the U.S. market, particularly given the government’s $1 trillion infrastructure bill and a renewed focus on North American manufacturing.
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