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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisThe future isn't something we wait for. It's something we shape. Every day, leaders face decisions that will influence the future of our cities, businesses and communities. The challenge is making choices that don't just solve today's problems, but stand up over time. That's the idea behind Design for what's next. It's a reflection of how we work: bringing together different perspectives, seeing the bigger picture, and turning ambition into real-world outcomes. This is just a glimpse. Discover how we're helping shape what's next. arup.com/next #WeAreArup
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisWe've been tapped by Sound Transit to deliver a new 70-acre light rail storage and repair hub in Washington. The project will be critical in helping the agency prepare for the planned Tacoma Dome Link Extension and building resilience for future transit operations. Working alongside Hoffman Construction Company, our team will operate under Sound Transit's first progressive design-build procurement to deliver an initial scope of work which includes final design, site preparation, roadway improvements, long-lead material procurement and construction staging and support facilities. “This complex facility is an opportunity for Arup to showcase what we do best — combining deep technical excellence with creative collaboration,” notes Claire McConnell who is leading the project as Design Manager. Once complete, the Operations and Maintenance Facility (OMF) South will provide space to store, test, commission and maintain at least 72 new 190-foot-long Series 3 light rail vehicles and will include a maintenance-of-way building and other support facilities. #Transit #DesignBuild
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisThis month marks an exciting milestone as Arup officially opens our office in San Diego. Based in the fabulous La Jolla Commons Campus, we’re excited to strengthen our connections with local clients and partners. Since 1989, we’ve delivered more than 100 projects across the San Diego region, spanning aviation, healthcare, life sciences, and climate resilient infrastructure. With Gerald Bythell serving as our Office Leader, our new space brings Arup’s global multidisciplinary expertise closer to our clients, partners, and communities as we continue working together to shape a better world. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch, and I look forward to seeing many of you around town during the AIA National Conference in June. #WeAreArup #SanDiego
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisAre you passionate about design, excited to develop compelling visual stories, and keen to join a highly collaborative team within a company that embraces innovation, technology, and creativity? Arup is hiring a Graphic Designer to join our Visual Communications team in our New York office. If you are interested or know someone who would be a great fit, please apply or share this post. #Arup #Hiring #GraphicDesign #VisualCommunication #CreativeCareers #DesignJobs #NYCJobs #BrandDesign #MarketingCommunications
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisAre you a 3rd or 4th year design student looking for a Fall internship? We’re hiring a Visual Communications Intern at Arup in our Toronto office (Aug–Dec 2026). You’ll work on real deliverables and gather real design experience all in a fast-paced, professional environment. 📌 Portfolio required 📌 Strong InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop skills Apply here: https://lnkd.in/e58WFNjW
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisDataland — the world's first Museum of AI Arts opening this summer on June 20 — connects art, architecture and audience in a building that dreams and remembers. The museum's first exhibition, Machine Dreams: Rainforest, is an epic journey across five galleries where visitors will be able to engage with and influence ever-changing artworks inspired by the natural world. Featuring more than 1.5 billion pixels, real-time scent augmentation and biofeedback, 300 channels of spatial audio, DATALAND emerges as the world’s first omni-sensory museum. As both prime engineer and AV Owner’s Representative for the audiovisual and acoustic design of the space, we helped translate DATALAND’s artistic vision into a coordinated and buildable delivery strategy. Stay tuned for more details as we gear up for the opening next month. #DATALAND #MachineDreamsRainforest #Art #AI
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisThis month, we joined the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) at the 2026 Engineering Excellence Awards to celebrate a year of groundbreaking projects. From transport, education, and resilience to science and the arts, our projects from across the United States received recognition at the state and national levels, compiling ten awards collectively. These projects serve as a testament to how we partner with clients and collaborators to deliver industry-leading projects across the built environment. Congratulations to all of the project teams on this well-deserved recognition. #WeAreArup #Design #Engineering
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted this*am now on hols so can’t respond further to queries* Major new job alert 📣 Head of Global External Communications @ Arup 🌐 Huge opportunity to shape and steward our external reputation, media presence and thought leadership. There are some really untapped opps in this role, particularly now we're one year into a more robust governance and new strategy. Our leaders are primed, our work is as ground-breaking as ever and our vision is clear. 📆 Closes 12 June, apply below and if you want to chat about it, let me know! https://lnkd.in/ejNHwTvq #commsjobs #prjobs #globalexternalcommsHead of Global External Communications in London, Greater London, United KingdomHead of Global External Communications in London, Greater London, United Kingdom
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Jackie Wei Green reposted thisJackie Wei Green reposted thisSpanning over 1,600ft and designed to have a 170-year service life, the New Harbor Bridge in Corpus Christi is a feat of modern engineering. Opened in 2025, the bridge replaces a critical coastal crossing with a six‑lane structure that includes a shared‑use path for pedestrians and cyclists. We served as Engineer of Record for the award-winning project working alongside the Texas Department of Transportation and FlatironDragados. The bridge exceeds typical durability standards and supports long-term sustainability in a challenging marine environment. Resilience was a key design priority, with our wind engineering team addressing heightened hurricane risk in Corpus Christi along the Texas coast. This landmark infrastructure project is designed to enhance safety, mobility, and regional connectivity for all users for generations to come. #Infrastructure #BridgeDesign #Bridges
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Jackie Wei Green liked thisJackie Wei Green liked thisGreat morning on the tennis court with colleagues from the Arup Bogotá office. A 6:00 a.m. start in Bogotá’s cool weather was a great way to begin the day. One of the things I have always enjoyed is spending time with colleagues outside work. Whether it’s through sports, music, or any shared activity, these moments help us get to know each other beyond our day to day roles. It is something we have encouraged in our Bogotá office since we started building the team 12 years ago. We rarely talk about work, but we build the trust and friendships that make it easier to work together when challenges come our way. Great teams are built through shared experiences, not just shared projects.
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Jackie Wei Green liked thisJackie Wei Green liked thisLast week, it was a pleasure to host clients, colleagues and friends at our Arup Los Angeles office for a conversation with Chris Dite, Arshad Hussain and Ana Paula Loreto. Together, they shared their experience working across World Cups, Olympic Games, host cities, venues and mobility systems around the globe. As we support the World Cup work across the US, hearing their experiences was inspiring and informative. A few insights that stayed with me: - Every host city should embrace its own identity rather than trying to replicate someone else's event. - Some of the most memorable moments happen beyond the venue, ie. in public spaces, neighborhoods and community celebrations that make an event feel truly local. - Los Angeles has a rare opportunity to build on a sequence of major events, creating long-term capability, confidence and civic momentum over time. The biggest transportation challenge isn't the stadium itself but often the journey to and from it, making mobility and the "last mile" critical to the visitor experience. - Great events aren't defined by perfect plans. They're defined by well-prepared teams that communicate clearly, adapt quickly and trust one another. My sincere thanks to Jim Bell for bringing us together this week, to Chris, Arshad and Ana for so generously sharing their experiences, and to everyone who joined us. Even after 20 years in this industry, evenings like this remind me why I love working in this space: bringing together global experience, great storytelling and curious people who are passionate about creating better places and unforgettable experiences. #WeAreArup #HostCities #LA28 #Sport
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Jackie Wei Green liked thisJackie Wei Green liked thisOn a day where Detroit, Minneapolis, and Chicago have some of the worst air quality ratings in the entire world due to wildfire smoke, coming off an extreme heat wave, this is important to see. It reinforces what we all are experiencing, and will experience with increasing frequency if we do not speed up our rate of change. Make no mistake, climate action is happening. And despite denial from many in power, the economics of energy have fundamentally shifted to favor clean energy if competing on an even playing field. But...we need more and faster. https://lnkd.in/gP47w8aPTop Science Panel Backs Research Linking Extreme Weather to Climate ChangeTop Science Panel Backs Research Linking Extreme Weather to Climate Change
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Jackie Wei Green reacted on thisJackie Wei Green reacted on thisProud to share that Solwata -- a new immersive documentary co-created with the communities of Walande, Ngongosila and Kwai in Solomon Islands, and co-produced by brilliant colleagues at Human Rights Watch, Agog, and NowHere Media -- will launch at the Venice International Film Festival! Confession: when I was first approached about the prospect of using virtual and extended reality for human rights advocacy, I was skeptical. But after being a part of the project team for Solwata, I am won over. Immersive documentary gives us a new way to engage audiences on the human story of climate relocation. This project transports viewers across oceans and timezones, to stand alongside the people of Walande, Ngongosila, and Kwai, and learn from their strength and determination to stay together as a community, against all odds. Extensive research shows how the climate crisis is forcing coastal communities to make impossible choices. We know that planned relocation is a last-resort adaptation measure, and a profoundly complex human rights challenge. When an entire community must move, everything from their cultural heritage and dignity to their land rights and safety is on the line. And we know that above all else, policies should protect indigenous communities' right to self-determination, to make adaptation decisions on their own terms and timelines. Traditional research and reports are essential tools to communicate these complexities, but the stakes are so high, we need to try every tool in the toolkit to break through. We need policymakers, funders, and governments to urgently understand and anticipate the deeply human challenges of planned relocation. And as Solwata heads to Venice this September, to COP31 in Türkiye, and far beyond, our goal is to use this powerful medium to strengthen global support from funders and advocate for policies that protect relocating communities worldwide. Deepest thanks to the incredible team, to Mark Ruffalo for lending his voice, and most critically, to the community leaders of Walande, Ngongosila and Kwai who shared their stories and visions for this project. Learn more: https://www.solwata.com/ https://lnkd.in/gtBu9Mh4 https://lnkd.in/gHJHJK_g
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Jackie Wei Green reacted on thisJackie Wei Green reacted on this📢Climate Central is #hiring! We're in search of our first Chief Communications Officer to help shape the next chapter of climate communications at #ClimateCentral. This executive role will serve as our organization's champion for audience insight and communications strategy, leading efforts to expand our reach across traditional and emerging platforms while translating complex science into clear, accessible, and impactful communications. Building on our work with journalists and meteorologists, this new role will also help us deepen connections with trusted messengers while driving innovative content creation. Help us spread the word by sharing with your networks ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eNMf5SBa
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Jackie Wei Green liked thisJackie Wei Green liked thisMost people know Arup for the projects we deliver. Fewer see the investment that happens behind the scenes to ensure our people stay at the forefront of their fields, our leaders can navigate a changing world, and our clients benefit from the collective expertise of a truly global firm. That’s where Arup University comes in. Bringing together capabilities in Discovery, Expertise, and Knowledge, Arup University helps turn ideas into capability, capability into impact, and impact into better outcomes for clients and communities. To learn more about AU, please read the article below.
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Jackie Wei Green liked thisJackie Wei Green liked thisHuge thanks to AAa/e San Diego for organizing the SAN event with presentations from the SAN team. I was joined by Patrick Noll , Tim Fuller and Jacob Clark. We appreciate the opportunity to share the recent opening of our Arup San Diego office, marking an exciting milestone in strengthening our presence across Southern California. Again, thank you to AAa/e for bringing together San Diego Airport and an amazing group of professionals and San Diego. Looking forward to great collaborations. #AAAE #SanDiego #Aviation #Airports #WeAreArup #sustainabledesign
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Jackie Wei Green reacted on thisJackie Wei Green reacted on thisToday marks 12 years at Arup for me! What a joy it's been to have a hand in shaping icons around the city such as Pike Place, the Space Needle, and the Spheres; working for PNNL on their next generation of labs with cutting-edge battery development capabilities; and translating that experience into ZEV charging facilities and now transit. Take this as your reminder to always snap a few fun site photos when you can!
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Jackie Wei Green reacted on thisJackie Wei Green reacted on thisLower-carbon concrete can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but adoption depends on more than good intentions. It requires a clear way to evaluate technical risk. Our new framework gives designers, contractors, and owners a practical methodology to assess emerging concrete technologies, understand performance and delivery risks, and implement mitigation strategies throughout design and construction. Grounded in US standards, this report helps project teams make informed decisions and adopt lower-carbon concrete with greater confidence. Download, "A framework for specifying novel concrete technologies" to explore a performance-based approach to technical de-risking: https://bit.ly/4vx32xx #Concrete #Materials #Decarbonization
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University of Washington
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Activities and Societies: Language Exchange Program, UW Women in Business, WashPIRG
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Communicating Persuasively & Building Trust
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Ivey Business School - Practicing Inclusive Innovation
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