U.S. Embassy in Juba

Aerial daylight rendering of the four-story, sandstone-colored U.S. Embassy in Juba surrounded by populated pathways and footbridges, natural landscaping, outdoor seating, and stairs leading to the main entrance

Team

Architect

The Miller Hull Partnership; Knot Studio

Contractor

Caddell Construction

Stats

PROJECT TYPE

Civic

COMPLETION

Est. 2028

PROJECT SIZE

601,714 ft / 34 acres

MKA ROLE

Structural & Civil Engineer

Juba, South Sudan

U.S. Embassy in Juba

MKA provided the master planning and bridging design for this multi-building new embassy compound featuring a chancery, diplomatic housing building, chief of mission residence, warehouse building with a rooftop helipad, support spaces, and other facilities for the embassy community. Several unique, additional structures located on the site include three elevated pedestrian bridges and a radio tower. The resilient compound covers nearly three dozen acres and includes many sustainable solutions. MKA's civil site design combines wastewater treatment techniques for employing rainfall, stormwater, and greywater to create a net-zero water strategy for the site.  Innovative grading design addressed topography challenges related to the site's slope and shallow bedrock. 
U.S. Embassy in Juba
Exterior daylight rendering of the four-story, sandstone-colored U.S. Embassy in Juba featuring seven people gathered in the landscaped entry plaza with pathways and sheltered benches
U.S. Embassy in Juba
Aerial daylight rendering of the four-story, sandstone-colored U.S. Embassy in Juba surrounded by populated pathways and footbridges, natural landscaping, outdoor seating, and stairs leading to the main entrance
U.S. Embassy in Juba
U.S. Embassy in Juba
U.S. Embassy in Juba
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