Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc.

Creating Brighter Futures Together.

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About the firm

Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson (JMT) is an architecture and engineering practice founded in 1971. With more than 2,800 professionals, it delivers transportation, water, environmental, buildings, facilities, and technology services across the United States. JMT ranks No. 45 on ENR's 2026 Top 500 Design Firms list.

Established
1971
Team
Enterprise
Firm type
Architecture & Engineering · Transportation Engineering · Civil Engineering · Structural Engineering · Environmental Engineering · Land Surveying · Landscape Architecture · Design-Build

People

Sheri TicknerBuildings and Facilities Leader

Candice Ottley-FrancoisTechnology and Innovation Leader

Jim O'ConnorTransportation Leader

Andrew BirminghamWater, Energy and Environment Leader

Eric CooperSurveys & SUE Section Head

Jon ConnerLandscape Architect

Capabilities

Transportation

Highways, bridges, pedestrian infrastructure, and multi-modal facility design and delivery, spanning structural assessment and design-build projects.

  • Structural Assessment
  • Design-Build Delivery

Water, Energy and Environment

Solutions for complex water, energy, and environmental challenges including flood control, seawall design, and pump stations.

  • Flood Control and Stormwater Management
  • Seawall Design
  • Pump Station Design

Buildings and Facilities

Design of buildings and facilities guided by sustainable practices and collaborative delivery.

Technology and Innovation

Digital innovation and technology-driven solutions to enhance engineering services.

Landscape Architecture

Planning and design of outdoor spaces, parks, and community amenities.

  • Open Space
  • Community Amenity Design

Surveys & SUE

Land surveying and subsurface utility engineering (SUE) services to establish accurate project foundations.

Industries

Transportation · Bridges · Transit · Stormwater & Flood Control · Wastewater · Water Resources · Parks & Open Space · Infrastructure · Historic Preservation

Projects

John Paul Landing Park

Houston, TX · Parks & Open Space

Project details

A vibrant 176-acre community space northwest of Houston, Texas, featuring an educational center, cricket field, hiking trails, and a major flood detention lake serving local species and regional flood control.

Low Battery Seawall

Charleston, SC · Stormwater & Flood Control · Client: City of Charleston

Project details

A multi-phase structural assessment and design plan for the historic Low Battery seawall to improve the city's frontline defense against sea level rise, stormwater, and flooding while enhancing safety and accessibility.

Claymont Regional Transportation Center

Claymont, DE · Transit · Client: Delaware Transit Corporation

Project details

Served as lead architect and engineer of record on the design-build team for a multi-modal community transit asset, facilitating interagency coordination and approvals.

Horsepen Creek Crossing

Chesterfield County, VA · Stormwater & Flood Control

Project details

Addressed flood-prone roadway issues at Otterdale Road to resolve emergency access concerns and protect the local community during heavy rainfall.