The downtown waterfront of Jacksonville, Florida, is undergoing a massive transformation to revitalize the St. Johns River shoreline into a premier sports and luxury destination. At the heart of this revitalization is the construction of the new Shipyards Marina, a strategic $20 million design-build development that serves as a vital anchor for the surrounding area. This major infrastructure improvement is located directly next to the brand-new executive offices for the Jacksonville Jaguars an ... Read more
Along the historic shores of Naples, Florida, the iconic Naples Pier has stood as a symbol of community and commerce since 1888. For generations, this landmark served as a vital gathering place, but in September 2022, tragedy struck when Hurricane Ian catastrophically battered the coast. The storm tore away roughly 140' (ft) of the pier's end section and obliterated more than 30 crucial structural pilings, leaving the entire structure compromised. Engineers determined that a full replacement w ... Read more
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
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
Panama City's shipbuilding industry continues to strengthen its national significance as Eastern Shipbuilding Group (ESG) undertakes a major, multi-phase infrastructure expansion at its Nelson Street government shipyard. Renowned for delivering advanced vessels to the U.S. Coast Guard and commercial fleets, ESG is enhancing its waterfront capabilities to accommodate larger vessels and meet the demands of several high-profile military and commercial contracts. The most recent phase of the ex ... Read more
Nestled along the picturesque shores of Tampa Bay, the Safety Harbor Marina is undergoing a major transformation aimed at enhancing public access and waterfront infrastructure. Spearheaded by the City of Safety Harbor, this ambitious renovation project began in July 2025 and is slated for completion by December 2026. The scope includes the full demolition and reconstruction of the existing marina, with 288 new pilings being installed to support a modernized pier structure. Once completed, the up ... Read more
