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Reimagining rail infrastructure to improve mobility in Victoria
We're helping the Victorian Government realize its vision for one of the largest rail infrastructure projects in the history of the state.
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Turning flood defences into a community amphitheatre
A flood alleviation scheme to protect residents and properties in Sidmouth, U.K. from future flooding doubles up as an amphitheater for the local community.
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Advancing Houston’s role in the commercial space economy
The Houston Spaceport is a center for collaboration and a major hub for aerospace and aviation activities. Innovation is the heart of this industry, and at Jacobs, we are always looking to raise the bar and deliver excellence. Get ready to lift off and learn about how our teams managed, set standards, and create plans for future design guidelines in supporting the Houston Spaceport’s development and infinite growth.
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Addressing historic flooding to protect homes and strengthen resilience in New Hampshire
In recent years, aging infrastructure has contributed to flooding events in coastal communities across the Northeastern United States – and The City of Newport, Rhode Island, in the New England region is no exception.
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Delivering a transformative urban vision to reconnect Atlanta’s downtown neighborhoods
We worked with the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District and Central Atlanta Progress to prepare a vision plan for thirty blighted acres of urban land in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia.
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Strengthening campus energy resilience through advanced combined heat and power
Powering a sustainable future for the University of Minnesota
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Creating a modern federal courtroom to enhance safety and justice
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) hired Jacobs as Construction Manager for a new First Street United States Federal Courthouse in downtown Los Angeles, California. This new glass cube structure replaces an older building and consolidates functions from multiple locations.
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Creating a man‑made oasis to safeguard water supply and readiness in the desert
To save precious water in a drought-ridden region of the Mojave Desert, the U.S. Army engaged Jacobs to design, then own and operate, a new water treatment plant, the Irwin Water Works (IWW).
