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Strengthening Miami’s role as a global trade gateway by improving port efficiency and freight mobility

Jacobs served as lead designer, for the design-builder, on the Port of Miami Tunnel, a landmark infrastructure project that reimagined access to one of the nation’s busiest seaports. By diverting cargo trucks and cruise buses away from downtown streets and onto a dedicated tunnel connection, the project dramatically improved traffic flow, safety and urban livability. As Florida’s first transportation project funded through a public-private partnership (P3), the tunnel set a new precedent for innovation in financing, design and delivery.

Accelerating one of California’s most critical wastewater facilities to protect people, water and ecosystems

Jacobs provided design-build services for two award-winning upgrades to the largest advanced wastewater treatment facility in the western U.S.

Connecting Kentucky and Indiana with a critical highway corridor to improve mobility and reduce congestion

Jacobs served as the engineer-of-record on the Ohio River Bridges Project, which involved the construction of two new bridges over the Ohio River to connect Kentucky and Indiana.

Designing a people‑focused, waterfront workplace to support Boston’s evolving business community

In the heart of South Boston’s Innovation District, Jacobs led the architectural design of 101 Seaport Boulevard — a 17-story, LEED Platinum-certified tower that anchors the Seaport Square development. With sweeping harbor views, a high-performance façade, and a tree-lined public plaza, the building blends sustainability, urban connectivity and workplace innovation. From massing strategy to material selection, Jacobs designed 101 Seaport to meet the district’s environmental and programmatic goals, proving once again what it means to build what matters.

Strengthening California’s water resilience through a landmark regional surface water supply project

Jacobs provided design-build services for a $195 million water treatment and conveyance project that reduces groundwater dependence and creates a more sustainable and resilient water supply.

Eliminating a critical rail chokepoint to improve mobility for millions across the US Northeast

Jacobs is part of a tri-venture team providing professional railway, structural, civil, utilities, and geotechnical services for the replacement of Portal Bridge over the Hackensack River on the Northeast Corridor, the busiest stretch of rail in the U.S.

Creating a collaborative engineering hub designed to shape future innovators and breakthroughs

Jacobs worked with the University of Texas at Austin to deliver the Engineering Education and Research Center — a transformative facility that reimagines how engineering is taught, learned and experienced. From concept through construction, Jacobs served as prime architect and engineer for this interdisciplinary hub, featuring twin towers connected by a vibrant Commons, flexible labs and transparent architecture that turns the building itself into a teaching tool. The Engineering Education and Research Center is a bold investment in the next generation of engineers, and a powerful example of building what matters.

Shaping India’s first net zero emissions airport

Jacobs is supporting the development of India’s first net zero emissions airport, Noida International Airport, helping set new benchmarks in sustainable, digital aviation.