Composed of four residential towers woven together by a waterfront promenade lined with shops and restaurants, the project will form a new lifestyle destination along the Intracoastal Waterway.
Developed by Huizenga Holdings of West Palm Beach and Integra Investments of Miami, KPF’s contribution to the 12-acre site supplements two existing residential buildings with four new condominium towers, reaching as high as 399 feet and adding a total of 660 new homes to the city. Located just north of Downtown West Palm Beach, the project takes its name from the adjacent Rybovich Marina, where mega yachts up to 325 feet in length are berthed.
The project’s design is woven together by a series of multi-tiered promenades and outdoor spaces, some of which provide publicly accessible walking paths to the waterfront and the development’s 41,180 square feet of retail, 11,600 square feet of dining offerings, and 60,000-square-foot members’ club. Other sections feature private amenities, such as tennis courts and swimming pools, for residents. Parking is discreetly hidden underneath the development’s elevated ground plane, which also creates sweeping water views.
The development is expected to be a community anchor. “We want a waterfront promenade that is accessible to the public,” said Carlos Vidueira, Vice President of Huizenga Holdings. The article quotes Victor Ballestas, a Principal with Integra as saying, “the selection of the master planning firm for Hudson Yards was a deliberate effort to try to bring the success of the walking paths of that project into the West Palm Beach waterfront.”
Appearing in the Friday, February 28th edition of the Palm Beach Post, the article notes that the project was recently submitted to the city of West Palm Beach and is one of a growing number of exciting developments reshaping this coastal enclave. Read the full story here.