As a bridgeless, boat access only community, Daufuskie Island, South Carolina, relies entirely on its marine infrastructure as a lifeline to the mainland. Every single resource, from daily groceries and emergency services to construction materials and residential transport, depends on a reliable waterfront. To safeguard this vital connection and support the broader $40 million multi-year Project Harmony investment launched by the Haig Point Club & Community Association, a comprehensive ove ... Read more
Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo is one of the most exclusive private communities in the world, and the infrastructure at 16 Gatehouse Road is vital to its maritime operations. Located in Key Largo, Florida, this project is a crucial upgrade to the area's shoreline, replacing aging dockage with a modern, resilient system designed to withstand the unique environmental pressures of the Florida Keys. Nestled along Dispatch Creek, this location serves as a primary access point for luxury vessels, making ... Read more
The East River is one of New York City's most heavily trafficked waterways, supporting daily ferry commuters, tourism, and essential marine operations. When a section of a Manhattan ferry dock required urgent repair, the project became a priority for maintaining safe and reliable transit along this iconic corridor. Although the work was relatively short in duration; it was completed in just a few weeks; the repairs were essential to keeping ferry service running smoothly for thousands of riders ... Read more
In the heart of Thunderbolt, a historic working waterfront is being rebuilt with purpose and precision. The Blue Moon Marina project marks the transformation of the legendary "Old Co-op Dock" into a premier superyacht facility, honoring the town's maritime roots while delivering next-generation marine infrastructure.
Scheduled for completion in late 2026, the multi-million-dollar redevelopment centers on 900 linear feet of new dockage, including a 550-foot floating concrete system engineered ... Read more
Stabilization of the jetty at the Milwaukee Yacht Club carries special weight for both the boating community and the city's rich maritime heritage. Founded in 1871, the Milwaukee Yacht Club stands as the oldest active yacht club on Lake Michigan, anchoring more than 150 years of recreational and competitive boating along Milwaukee's shoreline. Its early facilities, including its first permanent clubhouse built on pilings in 1896, endured decades of exposure to Lake Michigan's unpredictable ... Read more
At Elm Street Pier in Newport, Rhode Island, a vital piece of the city's working waterfront is undergoing a major reconstruction. Following emergency repairs completed last spring to stabilize the aging structure, the existing pier is now being fully demolished to make way for a modern, resilient replacement. The new design includes more than 200 feet of timber pier construction, an 80‑foot gangway, and a series of floating docks supported by rock‑socketed piles, all significant upgrades that wi ... Read more
The recently executed Lawrence Street Marina revitalization project marked a major investment in the continued growth and appeal of the downtown waterfront district in Corpus Christi, TX. Long serving as a gateway to the city's vibrant waterfront, the Lawrence Street Marina offers one of the most accessible public entry points to the harbor and acts as a backdrop for festivals, fishing events, and seasonal gatherings. As a central link between the shoreline, nearby parks, and the downtown distri ... Read more
At Perry Mill Wharf in Newport, Rhode Island, history is meeting renewal. Once home to structures that had sat unused since 2010, the site is now being transformed into a vibrant waterfront destination. As of late 2025, construction is well underway on the Regatta Center, a 7,686‑square‑foot event space designed to host private gatherings and regattas, alongside a new waterfront restaurant occupying more than 4,000 square feet. Elevated on steel piles above the 100‑year flood line, the project r ... Read more
Charleston's waterfront is undergoing a major transformation with the construction of the new Mega Dock at Safe Harbor in Charleston City, a project that underscores the city's growing importance as a hub for maritime activity and tourism. Phase 1 of the $20 million expansion was completed in August 2024, adding 1,110 feet of northern dock space and creating 2,220 feet of side‑tie dockage with berths for mid‑sized vessels. Phase 2, which began earlier in 2025, will extend the ... Read more
Playing a vital role in New York City's maritime economy, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is revitalizing its operations to reaffirm its position as a cornerstone and key hub for cargo movement, vessel docking, and waterfront operations. As part of ongoing improvements to ensure safe vessel clearance and long‑term structural stability, crews returned this season to advance previously installed sheet piles with an additional 5' to 8' (Ft) to ensure their ability to clear the docking vessels. With pi ... Read more
