Rudy Armenta joined Plaza Construction as Vice President of Operations in its Southeast Regional office located in Miami. Mr. Armenta is responsible for the management and supervision of Plaza’s operations. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Florida International University.

“Rudy Armenta is a proven team leader who has successfully delivered major construction projects, plus he brings risk management expertise in a diversity of market sectors as we continue to grow our organization,” said Brad Meltzer, President of Plaza Construction’s Southeast Region.

Plaza Construction is one of South Florida’s largest full-service general contractors and construction management firms, widely acclaimed for building many of South Florida’s most prestigious projects. Included among them are the 67-story Marquis Residences, the 42-story 1100 Millecento, the 43-story Icon Bay, W South Beach, 1 Hotel & Homes South Beach, Carillon Miami Beach North Tower, among others. Plaza is currently constructing numerous high-profile projects including the 62-story One Thousand Museum by Zaha Hadid Architects, One Ocean and Marea Condominiums, and The Ritz-Carlton Residences Miami Beach. The company also recently completed the AC Hotel Miami Beach, Aloft South Beach, SOMA at Brickell, and The Daily Food Creative Co.

Plaza Construction bases its Southeast Regional operations from 120 N.E. 27^thStreet, Suite 600, in Miami.

About Plaza Construction

Plaza Construction is one of the nation’s leading construction management and general contracting companies. The firm has played a very relevant role in building corporate headquarters, commercial properties, healthcare centers, universities, infrastructure, transportation facilities, museums, retail spaces, hospitality, and residential buildings.Since its incorporation in 1986, the firm has grown from a regional organization to a multi-faceted, national presence in the industry with headquarters in New York and regional offices in Miami and Washington, DC. Notably, Plaza Construction was selected in early 2016 to manage the construction of the 79-story 99 Hudson Street, Jersey City, which will be the tallest building in New Jersey.