LEO A DALY named design lead for Riviera Beach Redevelopment in Florida 

LEO A DALY named design lead for Riviera Beach Redevelopment in Florida 

Rendering of new City Hall and Library for the City of Riviera Beach as a part of the redevelopment of its major public land awarded to The Sonnenblick Development Team with LEO A DALY as Design Lead and Architect of Record.
 

Firm to deliver architectural and engineering services for the city's largest development project. 

The Riviera Beach, Florida, city council has unanimously selected The Sonnenblick Development Team to develop the most extensive real estate venture in the city’s 103-year history. The council voted 5-0 on Nov. 17, setting the stage for a holistic reimagining of many of the major elements of the city. LEO A DALY will serve as design lead and architect of record, providing architectural and engineering services throughout the multi‑phase, mixed‑use initiative. 

“This redevelopment will leave an indelible mark on the community of greater Palm Beach County, creating a destination that serves as a hub for civic life, recreation and connection. Our team is committed to responsible design that reflects the needs of the people and the long‑term vitality of the region.” 
— Irena Savakova, vice president and design principal at LEO A DALY.

The redevelopment will unfold in two stages: 

Phase One: Spanning 80-acres, this phase features a new city hall and library within a 125,000 square foot complex, as well as a sports center equipped with fields, tennis courts, a gymnasium, and more. The estimated projected cost is close to $200 million. 

Phase Two: This stage plans to introduce further sports amenities, some low-rise residential and commercial developments, a transit station, and a parking garage. 

Alongside Sonnenblick Development, LLC., additional partners include The Sports Facilities Companies, tasked with developing the sports complex, and Kaufman Lynn Construction. 

 

 

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