Kirkwood’s new performing arts center is more than a venue — it’s the city’s cultural heartbeat. Designed by Jacobs, the 40,000-square-foot facility blends artistry, innovation and community to create a regional destination where people come together to connect, create and celebrate performing arts.
Micron’s new Team Member Center redefines what a modern workplace can be. Designed and delivered by Jacobs, the 31,000-square-foot facility in Manassas, Virigina, blends innovation and wellbeing — creating a space where people and ideas thrive.
Jacobs designed the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Silver Line — a new 26-mile commuter rail corridor linking Plano to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Designed to connect seven cities with ten uniquely crafted stations, the project blends mobility, sustainability and community identity to shape the future of North Texas transit.
Dramatically reducing sea level rise and 90% elimination of wastewater treatment plant discharge are just some of the positive outcomes of this bold, swift response to the water scarcity challenge.
Jacobs is supporting the City of Hamilton to deliver one of Canada’s most significant wastewater infrastructure projects — modernizing and expanding the Woodward Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant to restore the ecological health of Hamilton Harbour and support sustainable growth.
The Port of Alaska Modernization Program (PAMP) was created in 2014 to replace the aging infrastructure so that the Port of Alaska may continue serving as Alaska’s key inbound cargo gateway, operating critical non-defense infrastructure, and supporting the movement of goods, industrial development and disaster recovery. Jacobs is serving as program manager providing program management and planning for this phased modernization program to provide four new terminals and any needed demolition.
A $3.2 billion investment in Holly Springs, North Carolina, is redefining what’s possible in biomanufacturing. Jacobs and FUJIFILM Biotechnologies are delivering one of North America’s largest end-to-end cell culture manufacturing facilities – a project that sets new standards in scale, safety and innovation while meeting global demand for advanced biologics.
A modest optimization workshop in 2012 sparked a decade-long transformation at Denmark’s Ejby Mølle facility. Together, VCS Denmark and Jacobs turned an aging wastewater plant into an award-winning global model for innovation, energy positivity, and sustainability—achieving 150% energy self-sufficiency and redefining what’s possible in utility performance.
