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Manages the transportation options for the University’s Homewood campus, including shuttle services and parking facilities.
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Oversees the maintenance and repair of the University’s Homewood campus’ facilities.
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Oversees the development and execution of construction projects and renovations across the University’s campuses.
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Real Estate & Property Management
Manages the University’s diverse portfolio of properties.
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Johns Hopkins University is committed to advancing a culture of sustainability through learning, research, engagement, and institutional commitments.
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The SNF Agora Building

The SNF Agora building will create a space for civic engagement and informed, inclusive dialogue in the modern era. It will serve as a portal for the community to connect with the Institute.

Milton S. Eisenhower Library Modernization

The Milton S. Eisenhower Library modernization will be a major renovation of the 1960s-era library on the Homewood campus. It will provide a contemporary hub for 21st century scholarly activity.

The Henrietta Lacks Building will provide a new flexible space to support the multidisciplinary Berman Institute of Bioethics and complementary programs of the School of Medicine. It will include a classroom, research, office, seminar, convening space, and exhibition space.