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Board endorses advisory approval for new Miami Beach entrance markers, asks for stronger presence and pedestrian access study
Summary
The Design Review Board recommended approval on an advisory basis for two new Miami Beach entrance markers — floating concrete canopies with channel‑letter signage — and urged the city to explore larger letters, more prominent night lighting and a safe pedestrian access route to the island‑island marker.
The Design Review Board voted Sept. 6 to recommend advisory approval of a pair of new Miami Beach entry markers after reviewing a concept by architect Alan Shulman. The markers would sit on small traffic islands at the causeway approaches: one at Harding/80th (North Beach) and a companion on Normandy Isle.
Shulman described a design that references Miami’s modernist public pavilions: low, floating concrete canopies pierced…
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