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RWDI’s core practice areas bring together a diverse array of capabilities around a common purpose: meeting the immediate aims and broader business goals of our clients.
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Commissioning and consulting services for optimal performance
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Over more than four decades, RWDI engineers and scientists have gained extensive hands-on experience across the spectrum of industries and sectors.
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A selection of RWDI projects illustrates our breadth and depth of experience, along with the unique capabilities we’ve developed in response to clients’ changing needs.
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Open House: RWDI welcomed clients, colleagues and community to celebrate our new home and tour our state-of-the-art facilities.
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We help clients tackle complex challenges in the built environment by combining innovative thinking, collaborative problem solving and a passion for expanding the boundaries of the possible.
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Hear Michael Soligo describe how we redefine possible for our clients.
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While RWDI professionals have widely varied backgrounds and expertise, we share a fundamental dedication to earning the trust and exceeding the expectations of our clients.
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Highly specialized technical expertise is the lifeblood of our industry and the key to RWDI’s success — and we believe that sharing this valuable currency benefits everyone.
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Jon Galsworthy on the 115-story Ping An IFC Tower

Wind specialist Jon Galsworthy describes the engineering challenges associated with the construction of the Ping An International Finance Center, a 115-story skyscraper in Shenzhen, China.