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Siesta Key Beach
Siesta Key Beach
Siesta Key, FL, United States
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Other Projects by Sweet Sparkman
Siesta Key Beach
Siesta Key, FL, United States
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
300,000 sqft - 500,000 sqft
The Siesta Key Beach project revitalized one of the world’s most iconic beaches by blending historical preservation with modern design. Originally constructed in 1958 by Sarasota School of Architecture pioneer Edward "Tim" Seibert, the mid-century modern pavilion had become obscured over time due to vegetation growth and building additions. Sweet Sparkman Architecture & Interiors restored the historic pavilion while reclaiming the “sun trap” beach plaza, enhancing views of the Gulf of Mexico, and re-establishing the site as a destination for locals and visitors alike.
The 60-acre project introduced new amenities, including a public safety facility, wedding pavilion, picnic shelters, and concessions buildings. A mile-long esplanade enhances pedestrian safety, while a park within a park concept organizes new structures among existing Australian pines. The design honors the site’s history and natural beauty while incorporating resilient, environmentally sound materials to withstand the coastal climate. The seamless integration of old and new has transformed the beach into a world-class venue, earning multiple design awards and recognition as one of the top beaches globally.
The 60-acre project introduced new amenities, including a public safety facility, wedding pavilion, picnic shelters, and concessions buildings. A mile-long esplanade enhances pedestrian safety, while a park within a park concept organizes new structures among existing Australian pines. The design honors the site’s history and natural beauty while incorporating resilient, environmentally sound materials to withstand the coastal climate. The seamless integration of old and new has transformed the beach into a world-class venue, earning multiple design awards and recognition as one of the top beaches globally.
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