Collins Park Rotunda Project Update

Notice Shared: July 29, 2025

What's Happening

Construction and renovations are steadily progressing. All sand-cast panels have been removed and are currently undergoing cleaning and restoration. Exterior repairs to the concrete block walls are complete, including waterproofing to prevent future water infiltration and waterproofing efforts are underway to prevent future water infiltration. Panel reinstallation is in progress. Meanwhile, roofing and window installation at the building addition is complete. Construction is scheduled for completion in December 2025.


Project Benefits

This multi-million dollar project is funded in part by the Arts and Culture General Obligation Bond. They city also received a substantial grant from the Florida Department of State Division of Arts and Culture. The Collins Park Rotunda project encompasses a comprehensive renovation of the existing 1,960 square foot single-story rotunda structure and an 895-square-foot addition. The new performing arts space will allow for various types of creative expression at the venue for residents and visitors of all ages to enjoy years into the future. From a practical standpoint, the new space is designed for functionality, rain or shine.


The overall original renovations plan includes selective demolition, new interior finishes and upgrades to mechanical, electrical, plumbing and ADA compliance. The expansion will provide a welcoming entrance lobby, modern restrooms and utility space — all complemented by new exterior glazing and doors. Enhancements extend outdoors with new accessible concrete walkways, pedestrian LED lighting and revitalized landscaping and irrigation.


What to Expect

  • This project work zone is located within Collins Park. We do not expect traffic impacts as a result of ongoing construction work.
  • A few parking spaces near the work zone may be restricted at times; please adhere to posted signage to avoid enforcement measures.
  • Moderate levels of construction noise while construction work is in progress.
  • Construction equipment, machinery and workers will be present on the job site.


Timeline

Normal work hours are week days, from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Extended time is subject to city approval and community notification. This schedule may change due to inclement weather or unforeseen field conditions.


Contact

Lauren Firtel, South Beach Neighborhood Affairs Manager

E-mail laurenfirtel@miamibeachfl.gov or call/text 305.986.6403


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