Ascent St. Pete
- Location
- St. Petersburg
Ascent St. Petersburg
Perforated metal, sublimated aluminum wood grain, decorative mullions, glass rail, cladding, balcony dividers.
“Poma’s work and expertise on Ascent St. Pete resulted in a finished product that went above and beyond. We look forward to working with them on more projects!” — Coleridge Aaron, Associate R2L Architects
Ascent St. Petersburg is a 36-story mixed-use development located on 1st Avenue in St. Petersburg. Designed by R2L Architects, the building provides residents with stunning views of Tampa Bay, the Tampa skyline, and the Gulf of Mexico.
Poma provided a number of architectural features, including the garage facade, railing throughout, balcony dividers, trellises, a retractable shade system, and sublimated aluminum wood-grained cladding at the ground level.
The custom garage facade featured perforated and embossed panels with decorative exposed mullions. POMA worked hand in hand with R2L to create a custom pattern that tied a 2-D pattern in with the 3-D geometric balcony edges above. This perforated metal system enabled Ascent St. Petersburg to reduce their construction costs by passively ventilating the garage and provides long term energy consumption savings without sacrificing aesthetics. Over 12,000 linear feet of G602 post mounted offset glass rail featuring Poma’s Patented Corrosion Resistant Anchor Pin. Poma also provided geometric perforated balcony dividers, and retractable shade type awning system with integral gutter system, aluminum trellises/cabanas with sublimated wood grain finishes, rooftop louvered mechanical screens, sublimated aluminum wood grained T&G cladding system, ground level canopies, and a decorative faux finished wrought iron gate (in aluminum). The residential interiors are designed by Vignette Interior Design and include amenities such as a rooftop clubhouse, co-working spaces, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Additionally, there is an exclusive penthouse lounge and outdoor terrace with a plunge pool, private cabanas, and grilling areas. The hotel's interiors were designed by DLR Group, including a rooftop terrace with an operable shading system and a Cuban-inspired bar/restaurant by Ellis Adams Group. The project was developed by Greystar.
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Poma’s work and expertise on Ascent St. Pete resulted in a finished product that went above and beyond. We look forward to working with them on more projects!
Coleridge Aaron, R2L Architects.Project Credits
Project: Ascent St. Pete Location: 225 1st Ave N | St Petersburg, FL 33701 Developer & Contractor: Greystar Architect: R2L Architects Interiors: DLR Group, Vignette Interior Design Year: 2023
What clients say
All testimonials →“Our experience with Poma Construction has established them as one of our best subcontractors.”
Alex FelipeProject Executive, KVC Constructors · 2018ICA Miami →Read the letter“The construction of a 500,000 sq ft, multi-level facility on a tight site with ongoing operations is quite a logistics challenge … a task that was expertly handled.”
Robert BernsteinCFO, Braman Management Association · 2018Braman Motors Showroom →“POMA knocked it out of the park for us at Sovereign Condominium, a 50-story luxury high-rise in the heart of Buckhead, Georgia. The infinity rail system brought tremendous value and unobstructed views!”
“You guys did a great job fabricating and installing this project for KVC Constructors Inc. We look forward to working with you on future projects! This is an award winner already …”
Vick CrespinPrincipal, KVC Constructors · 2023Collins Park Garage →Read the letter“The Collins Park Garage shows what is possible when a local government listens to its residents.”
David MartinezOffice of Capital Improvement Projects, City of Miami Beach · 2023Collins Park Garage →“The POMA Infinity Rail System allowed us to safely work around existing post-tension cables. … Overall, the project was a success, and the residents were very happy with the final Infinity Rail System.”
Sarah Blough & Will FenwickStructural Preservation Systems · 2023Sovereign Tower →Read the letter
