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A roadway designed to connect a community

At a Glance

  • 13

    Bridges

  • 2

    System Interchanges

  • 300K

    Tons of Asphalt

Location
Calgary, Alberta
Offices

Southeast Stoney Trail P3

The Calgary Ring Road circles the City of Calgary, serving the growing city’s population while accommodating more than 50 years of forecasted traffic growth. The goal for the high-speed freeway was to improve safety, connect to key provincial highways, and provide access to other city roads—all supporting the efficient flow of motorists and goods along this critical north-south truck route.

The Southeast Stoney Trail (SEST), a key section of the looping highway, was delivered through a public-private partnership. The project involved the design, construction, operations support, maintenance, and rehabilitation of 25 kilometres of six-lane roadway, nine interchanges, one road flyover, two rail flyovers, and 27 bridge structures.

As design consultant, our multidisciplinary team was responsible for preliminary and detailed designs of transportation, structural, electrical, and utility components along a 13-kilometre segment of the SEST route. Our part of the six-lane freeway design included two systems interchanges, four service interchanges, and 13 bridge structures. Plus more than 14 million cubic metres of earthwork and 300,000 tons of asphalt.

Bringing relief to drivers from the city’s southern quadrant as well as travelers headed into and around the city, this project is a boon to commercial motorists and public users alike. Albertans can now take the Calgary Ring Road from Macleod Trail on the city’s south side, along the eastern border and around the north, connecting with Highway 1 toward Banff.

At a Glance

  • 13

    Bridges

  • 2

    System Interchanges

  • 300K

    Tons of Asphalt

Location
Calgary, Alberta
Offices

Meet Our Team

Mark Bagnall, Transportation Engineer

Society’s transportation networks are a pillar for developing healthy, sustainable, resilient, and prosperous communities.

Mathieu Bisson, Associate

We build and improve our communities because we want to keep pushing ahead to a brighter future.

Paul J. Bohl, Vice President, Transportation

Transportation design is more than roadway design. It involves consideration of the complete street—for motorists, pedestrians, cyclists, and the surrounding environment.

Matthew Conley, Associate

I love being able to develop creative solutions to clients’ problems, whether on smaller local jobs or larger state projects.

Jon Ko, Transportation Engineer

I want to positively impact the everyday lives of people in my city.

Leland Nelson, Senior Bridge Technologist

There’s nothing like the feeling of seeing all the design elements fitting together perfectly at the end of a project.

Antoinette Agbeyakah, Senior Stormwater Engineer

Strive to always extend grace to one another, recognizing that we don’t know what challenges others navigate beyond the office.

Mark Bagnall

Transportation Engineer

Mathieu Bisson

Associate

Paul J. Bohl

Vice President, Transportation

Matthew Conley

Associate

Jon Ko

Transportation Engineer

Leland Nelson

Senior Bridge Technologist

Antoinette Agbeyakah

Senior Stormwater Engineer

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