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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 1H 54M

The Architect Behind Tampa’s Waterfront Transformation

from Tampa Bay Developer · host Garrett Greco

Keith Greminger is an architect with over 40 years of experience designing large-scale mixed-use developments across the United States and internationally. He worked on the historic restoration of St. Louis Union Station at just 26 years old, helped launch an architecture office in Hong Kong while delivering a 550-room Grand Hyatt in Jakarta, and later played a key role in building Tampa’s Convention Center, Benchmark Arena, public plazas, and the Riverwalk.He explains:◼️How restoring Union Station early in his career shaped his design philosophy◼️Why Tampa’s Convention Center location was a rare waterfront opportunity◼️How Thunder Alley was intentionally designed as a community gathering space◼️Why expanding the Convention Center is more complicated than people think◼️What Tampa must do next to create a world-class pedestrian waterfront0:00:00 - St. Louis Union Staton0:18:15 - HOK Hong Kong Office0:27:59 - Tampa Convention Center0:38:58 - Benchmark Arena0:46:05 - Convention Center Expansion0:55:25 - Riverwalk1:01:28 - North Downtown Redevelopment1:37:14 - Riverwalk Expansion

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