Palm Harbour Marina

Project details

Following the extensive damage caused by Hurricane Ian, restoring Palm Harbour Marina and returning the property to operation became essential. The redevelopment includes a new marina office building and two large dry-stack storage facilities designed to replace damaged infrastructure, expand boat-storage capacity, improve daily operations, and strengthen the marina’s long-term resilience.

I led the overall design vision and architectural development, from initial site planning through building coordination and procurement. My role included establishing the office building’s architectural character and coordinating its relationship with the dry stacks, vessel-handling areas, circulation routes, and other operational requirements.

I also led the design and procurement coordination with specialized dry-stack builders, evaluating structural systems, storage configurations, operational clearances, costs, and constructibility. Through collaboration with the ownership team, consultants, manufacturers, and builders, I helped transform the marina’s operational needs into a cohesive redevelopment plan that supports its recovery and creates a stronger future for Palm Harbour Marina.

Area of site:

18 Acres

Location:

Cape Haze, FL

Date:

2024

Status of the project:

Ongoing

Tools used:

Revit, Enscape, Adobe Photoshop

Designed at:

Edgewater Group

Proposed Master Plan
Proposed Office Floorplan

Antonio Figueroa

200 Riverside Ave. Unit 639, Jacksonville, Florida 32202 | (954) 579-9098 | [email protected]

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