DPR Construction & Perry-McCall Construction completed the seven-story 250,000 square feet critical care tower that serves as the “new front door” to both Wolfson Children’s Hospital and Baptist Medical Center and offers 75 new neonatal intensive care beds and 26 pediatric intensive care beds.
Investment: $187 million
Status: Completed
Danis built an 807-space parking garage adjacent to the VyStar campus with 13,169 SF of ground-floor office and retail space, including the new Jacksonville Children’s Chorus headquarters and announced Pour Tap Room.
Designed by Dasher Hurst Architects, the project was built by Danis Construction.
Investment: $22 million
Status: Completed
The Orleck (DD 886) museum ship will feature a US Navy Cold War experience managed and programmed by the Jacksonville Historic Naval Ship Association (JHNSA).
Programming may include general museum visits/tours, scout troops/youth group sleepovers, conventions/reunions, school groups, etc. Project includes a temporary and mobile upland building which will house gift shop, admin offices and restrooms.
Please contact Nadia to discuss your next event via email events@jaxnavalmuseum.org or use our contact form to request more information.
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The Southbank’s Friendship Fountain, designed by visionary architect Taylor Hardwick, opened in 1965 and soon became a photogenic spot for visitors and an iconic landmark for Jacksonville.
It’s changed greatly, though, and the park around it has been whittled down over the years until it’s less than half its original size. It was even put on the Jacksonville Historical Society’s annual list of the most endangered buildings and places in the city, until the fountain was renovated in 2011.
It’s now undergoing another big renovation — something that boosters hope will make it a key part of a network of downtown riverfront attractions designed to make the St. Johns River more than something you just drive over.
The Riverplace Tower is a 28-floor office building on the south bank of the St. Johns River in Jacksonville, Florida. At the time of its construction, it was the tallest building in the state of Florida and was the defining landmark in Jacksonville’s skyline.
This project adds an additional floating dock to the existing water taxi dock on the Southbank Riverwalk at Riverplace Tower to provide docking space for private vessels on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Capacity: 10 boats
Time Limitation: 72 hours maximum
The Post Street Dock is located next to the Cummer Gardens and Museum and accommodates both recreational boaters and the St. Johns River Taxi.
Capacity: 5 boats
Time Limitation: No overnight use
This adaptive reuse of a 1902-built home designed by Henry Klutho and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976 includes 16,000 square feet of office space and 4,300 square feet of basement space reserved for restaurant use. The office space is currently occupied by Bishop & Mills Law Offices.
This project includes a new floating dock at Riverfront Plaza (FKA The Landing) completed in 2021 as well as a new floating dock at the Jacksonville Performing Arts Center, which will be installed following completion of the Performing Arts Center bulkhead project.
