After decades of planning, a striking pedestrian and bicycle bridge is moving closer to reality along Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles, designed to link George Wolfberg Park at Potrero Canyon to Will Rogers State Beach. The Potrero Canyon Pedestrian
Metroselskabet faced an important transition as its current Operations and Maintenance (O&M) contracts were set to expire in 2027. As the public transit authority responsible for the Metro in Copenhagen, Metroselskabet sought to run a competitive tender for the new
As lead designer, Jacobs is supporting the delivery of the Alkimos Seawater Desalination Plant (ASDP) to ease the mounting pressure on Perth, Australia’s water system. The $1.2 billion (AU$2.8 billion) investment will deliver 39.6 million gallons (150 million liters) of
Southern California is reimagining how residents and visitors access its most treasured destinations. The Urban Wilderness Access Feasibility Plan, led by Jacobs for the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro), charts a path to expand access to destinations in
Running east–west between Los Angeles International Airport and eastern Los Angeles County, Interstate 105 is a vital regional connector. Every day, it carries commuters, transit riders, freight and travelers while running through some of the most diverse and historically underserved
Powered entirely by renewable energy and using seawater for cooling, SINES Data Campus by Start Campus is putting sustainability at the heart of AI-scale data center design
The Point-No-Point Bridge replacement in Kearny and Newark, New Jersey, modernized a critical freight rail crossing over the Passaic River for Conrail, which operates more than 1,200 miles of track in New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia and Detroit. The 130-year-old swing
Until now, Adelaide was the only mainland Australian capital without a continuous, non-stop motorway — creating growing congestion and safety concerns as traffic and population increased. The missing link in the city’s north-south corridor, the River Torrens to Darlington (T2D)
