Pour That Concrete!

Snapped at the first pouring of concrete this week for Marina Palms Yacht Club and Residences in North Miami Beach (and proving that neon yellow goes with anything): DevStar principal Anthony Burns, Plaza Group prez Neil Fairman, North Miami Beach Mayor George Vallejo, and NMB Councilman Tony DeFillipo. Construction crews funneled more than 250 yards of concrete covering 8,000 SF of the deck. The north tower’s shell-work will be complete by this fall, and after that, Neil tells us, 540-foot luffer cranes—typically used in Europe and in other high-density urban areas—will be brought in to complete the remaining framework of the north tower on the 14-plus acre site.

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