LJA is a known leader in flood control and drainage. If it involves H2O, we have the experts to collect, control, convey, channel, and construct it.
Our engineers provide comprehensive planning, design, and modeling technology that drives transportation and keeps people on the move where they live, work, and play.
We are committed to providing real value at every step of the construction process on communication, timelines, schedules, milestones, and budgets.
The coastal natural resources ecosystem is a vital part of any coastal community. LJA provides a comprehensive suite of services to protect, restore, and enhance the coastal environment.
Beach Nourishment
Dune Restoration
Marsh Restoration
Erosion Response Plans
Shoreline Change Monitoring
Field Data Collection
Not only do the bridges connect Imperial to Sugar Land’s busiest thoroughfares,they also provide a touch of historic elegance while connecting walking trails throughout the new development.
Not only do the bridges connect Imperial to Sugar Land’s busiest thoroughfares,they also provide a touch of historic elegance while connecting walking trails throughout the new development.
The expected surge of apartments, homes, commercial real estate ventures, and recreation and sports events necessitates a workable transportation plan and the use of roundabouts and multi-lane roads to ease congestion and keep travelers mobile.
Constellation Field is home to the Sugar Land Skeeters baseball team. The streets were designed to accommodate high traffic during stadium events while limiting impact to the surrounding community by incorporating a large amenity-detention pond to minimize water impacts and noise, and to route crowd flow efficiently.
The Imperial Tract 3 project is a 745-acre, mixed-use development located in Sugar Land, Texas, catering to commercial, retail, and residential users. To attract home buyers, careful consideration was taken to preserve the charm of nearby landmarks creating a sense of community and connectivity to the area. The development is adjacent to the Imperial Sugar Company’s former refinery site including a char house, warehouse, and elevated storage tank. Single family homes were designed to blend into the historic theme of the area.