Three Corners, Vero Beach, FL

The City of Vero Beach, Florida owns a 33 acre site along the Intercostal Waterway that is bisected by the 17th Street Bridge. Located on the north side of the site is a recently decommissioned power plant, built in the 1060s with a awe-inspiring turbine hall. Located on the south of the bridge are two structurally impressive concrete fresh water tanks that service a wastewater treatment plant that is scheduled to be relocated. These images represent inspiration ideas to advocate for saving the power plant and water tanks, and to develop the site for recreational, cultural and community activities.

Site Diagram Indicating Existing Power Plant and Water Tanks                      Master Plan Design Sketch

 

 

Power Plant Exterior

Power Plant Interior

 

Interior of the Great Hall of the Power Plant with a Staging of Aida with Sets Inspired by Waldo Sexton

 

Existing Fresh Water Tanks

Proposed Fishing Pier and Elevated Walkway Under the 17th Street Bridge

 

PRESS

Vero Beach delays November citywide vote on Three Corners development plan
This article is [general] but includes several of XDEA drawings in the slideshow.