In the News | Gateway Jax Breaks Ground on Pearl Square, its First Project in Downtown Jacksonville
Construction on Gateway Jax’s first development project in downtown Jacksonville officially began with a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday.
Placemaking
Florida’s Future: Crafting Dynamic Communities through Thoughtful Placemaking
Placemaking is about creating environments for communities to thrive. If you create a place well, it will dynamically affect the lives of those who use it every day.
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In the News | Jacksonville Engineer: Future Lies in Dynamic Communities Built by Thoughtful Placemaking
Placemaking is about creating environments for communities to thrive. If you create a place well, it will dynamically affect the lives of those who use it every day.
In the News | Jaguars, city of Jacksonville agree on $1.4 billion ‘Stadium of the Future’
ETM is partnering with the Jacksonville Jaguars to provide Subsurface Utility Engineering, Surveying, Engineering, Landscape Architecture, and permitting services on this project.
ETM’s Rhodes Robinson Awarded UNF Honorary Alumni AwardÂ
Congratulations to Rhodes Robinson, ETM Director of Environmental Services, for receiving the University of North Florida 2024 Honorary Alumni Award!Â
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In the News | Gateway Jax Pearl Street District Multiphase Site Plan Granted Final Approval
Gateway Jax, the proposed $500 million mixed-used development in Downtown’s North Core, received final approval from the Downtown Development Review Board on Oct. 12 for its Pearl Street District multiphase site plan and conceptual approval for three blocks within the development.
In the News | Gateway Unveils Project that Could be Start of $2 Billion Investment in Urban Core
A project that looks to add 1,000 multifamily units and thousands of square feet of retail space to downtown Jacksonville’s North Core is just the first step in what the developers say could be valued at $2 billion worth of work over the coming decade.
Exploring Sustainability in the AEC Industry: Insights from Karl Soderholm, Vice President of Landscape Architecture at ETMÂ Â
In the realm of urban development, sustainability has emerged as a pivotal consideration across the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry