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Facilities: Building a Better Planet

Today’s facilities are subject to numerous infrastructure, environmental, and economic pressures. These can be addressed by savvy process designs for new facilities and effective facility expansions and upgrades that emphasize efficiency, capital and life-cycle cost savings, the smart use of technology, and architectural continuity. For public infrastructure, industrial facilities, and military bases, our planners, engineers, and constructors create the built environment to perform and peacefully coexist with the natural one. Whether it is a LEED®- certified water treatment plant, non-invasive sewer rehabilitation, environment-friendly urban landscaping, or complex geotechnical and seismic services, we understand that today’s facilities must blend function and form to deliver long-term value.

  • Featured Solutions

    We deliver the full range of consulting, engineering, construction and operations services to create and implement comprehensive, sustainable solutions in water, environment, transportation, energy and facilities.

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    Facilities + Water
    Landlocked Lesotho Builds Landmark Dam

    Lesotho’s water infrastructure program will supply water and stimulate the economy.

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  • Going for the Green

    Chicago’s household hazardous waste facility is the first-of-its-kind.

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  • Making Room for the Future

    Jordan’s schools will better the learning experience and the community.

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  • Mining New Nuclear Solutions

    Converting a former iron mine in Germany to a radioactive waste repository.

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  • facilities
    Facilities + Design-Build
    Bringing Water Recovery and Reuse to Life

    This water reuse facility uses advanced membranes to reclaim and reuse process water.

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  • Supporting the Air Force through Sustainable Design and Construction
    Aiming High

    The new William A. Jones III Building goes above and beyond to maximize operations and increase sustainability. This National Capital Region facility is an architectural and environmental showpiece for Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland, USA. Learn more

  • Safety in Numbers
    Safety in Numbers

    The former Konrad iron ore mine is being developed into a radioactive waste repository. The storage facility will hold 303,000 cubic meters of waste—the amount expected to accumulate in Germany over the next 40 years. Learn more

Community-Minded Architect
Sarah Woodhead
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