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Orlando unveils 30% design for Pulse Memorial, plans to salvage elements of the nightclub
Summary
City staff and the memorial design team presented a 30% design package for the Pulse Memorial in Orlando, including a 3,500-square-foot visitor pavilion, an Angel Ellipse and plans to salvage parts of the Pulse building; 60% drawings and a public hearing are scheduled next.
Jorge Borrelli, design principal and president of Borrelli and Partners Architects, said the firm was honored to present the 30% design progress for the Pulse Memorial, emphasizing that the package is an early, conceptual set of images and that many materials and elements remain to be finalized.
The design team laid out the memorial’s major components and site orientation. The memorial sits west of Orange Avenue, with Kaley Street to the north and Esther Street to the south. Dan Michael Turbovich, senior architect and lead architect on the project, described a roughly 3,500-square-foot visitor pavilion that will combine exhibit space and gathering areas,…
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