Notable Projects
Atkins’ notable past and current projects include:
Asia Pacific
- Gautrain rapid transit railway system, Gauteng Province, South Africa
- Jinji Hotel, China
- Lulu Cochin Mall, Kochi, India
- The Regatta, Jakarta, Indonesia
- Songjiang Shimao Hotel, China
- Tianjin World Financial Center, China
- Terminal area master plan and terminal building design for Yinchuan Hedong Airport, China
- Xi'an Xianyang International Airport terminal, China
Europe (ex. United Kingdom)
- Architecture and design services for the Capital Fort mixed-use development, Sofia, Bulgaria
- Signaling and telecommunications work for the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS), Denmark
- Rail network planning and design for the Mälaren Line project, Sweden
- Partnering with Assystem to develop offshore wind, wave, and tidal energy production, France
Middle East
- Asian Beach Games, Oman
- Bahrain World Trade Centre, Bahrain
- Burj Al Arab Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- The Centaurus Islamabad, Pakistan
- DIFC Lighthouse Tower, United Arab Emirates
- DSEC Commercial Tower, United Arab Emirates
- Dubai Light Rail Transit, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Masterplanning and detailed design services for the Durrat Al Bahrain resort, Bahrain
- Extension of Masjid al-Haram, Saudi Arabia
- Mecca Metro, Saudi Arabia
North America
- Engineering, design, ITS, planning, and program management services for Florida's Turnpike Enterprise toll and asset management systems, Florida
- Runway design and planning services for the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- Construction and program management services for the Hoover Dam Bypass bridge project, Boulder City, Nevada
- Masterplanning, urban design, and sustainability services for the Hunters Point Shipyard/Candlestick Point Urban Plan, San Francisco, California
- Program management and construction services for the Little Patuxent Water Reclamation Plant, Howard County, Maryland
- Construction, design, and program management services for the MARTA bus and rail transit system, Georgia
- Architecture, A/E, and construction services for the Miami Dade College Culinary Institute, Miami, Florida
- Oasis of the Seas Cruise Liner, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- Ecological, environmental, and program management services for the Post-Hurricane Katrina Storm Damage Risk Reduction Program, Louisiana
- Construction management services for the upgrading of the Statue of Liberty, New York, New York
- Architecture, A/E, and construction services for the Texas A&M International University Student Success Center, Laredo, Texas
- Architecture, A/E, and geomatic services for The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Orlando, Florida
- Project management and cost estimating for the construction of the World Trade Center Memorial and Visitors Center, New York, New York
United Kingdom
- Planning and infrastructure support for the London 2012 Olympics Park
- Wing design and analysis for the Airbus A350 XWB aircraft
- Bay Pointe Cardiff
- Birmingham New Street Station redevelopment
- Design for The Bulwell Academy, Bulwell, Nottingham
- Highways management services for Cambridgeshire County Council
- Coed Darcy Sustainable Village
- Local transport planning policy evaluation for the Department for Transport
- Future Rapid Effect System armoured fighting vehicle programme
- Design, engineering and planning consultancy for the Glasgow Airport Rail Link
- Managing Agent for HBOS’s property portfolio
- M50 Motorway upgrade, Ireland
- Newport Railway Station
- Oxford Circus Diagonal Crossing, London
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