FSG Houston is currently working on the construction of the new Texas A&M University Space Institute, a state-of-the-art facility located on a 32-acre site leased from NASA along Saturn Lane, adjacent to Rocket Park and the entrance of the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
The 370,000 sq ft facility will bring together academic, commercial, and government entities with dedicated areas designed to advance space research and workforce development.
Key features include:
- Conditioned Moon and Mars “scapes” for full-scale engineering, science, health and medicine simulations, mission development, and training.
- Enclosed, secured research garages to support academic, industry, and government R&D.
- Common technical support areas for specialty equipment and shared research activities.
- Flexible project rooms for engineering and science teams, control room functions, and collaboration.
- Visitor lobby, lecture hall, and office areas to welcome guests and support day-to-day operations.
Slated for completion in 2026, the Space Institute will position Texas A&M as a national leader in space engineering and help maintain Texas’ role at the forefront of space exploration.
FSG Houston is honored to contribute to this landmark project that will shape the future of technology, workforce training, and discovery both on Earth and beyond. Be on the lookout for more updates as the project progresses.