Construction on Ken Griffin’s $2.5B Citadel HQ resumes after drill rig collapse
Construction on Ken Griffin’s $2.5 billion Citadel headquarters on Brickell Bay Drive has resumed, following a drill-rig collapse that injured four people last month. Miami-Dade County lifted a stop-work order on the 52-story office tower after reviewing a revised safety plan submitted by Citadel’s contractor Keller North America, the Miami Herald reported. The contractor was performing pre-construction soil work at 1201 Brickell Bay Drive when the rig fell onto morning traffic on Sept. 14, crushing several cars and sending four people, including a driver and three construction workers, to the hospital with minor injuries. Sergio Ascunce, deputy building official with […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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