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:previous: where is that??

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Originally Posted by Urban Sky

:previous: where is that??

They are to go along SW 1st Ave near where the Metrorail goes under I-95 forming a triangle. A 2 building, 9-story project called Habitat Brickell will go in the area too.

here is a map of the triangle:
http://maps.google.com/?ll=25.759624...09699&t=h&om=0

Quote from an article listing the projects currently under construction along Biscayne Blvd corridor north of downtown:

It lists Soliel as Under Construction, does anyone know if this is true?
http://www.miamitodaynews.com/news/060427/story6.shtml

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Residential projects under construction in the Biscayne Corridor, according to the development authority and the City of Miami, include:
• MarinaBlue at 888 Biscayne Blvd., with 516 units, 10,700 square feet of offices, 29,300 square feet of retail and 80 parking spaces, standing 57 stories.
• 900 Biscayne, 900 Biscayne Blvd., 516 units, 69,204 square feet of offices, 14,375 square feet of retail and 1,114 parking spaces, standing 63 stories.
• Ten Museum Park, 1040 Biscayne Blvd., 200 units, 12,840 square feet of offices, 8,390 square feet of retail and 346 parking spaces, standing 50 stories.
• Marquis, 1100 Biscayne Blvd., 305 units, 56 hotel rooms, 5,795 square feet of retail space and 525 parking spaces, standing 63 stories.
• Quantum on the Bay, 1900 N. Bayshore Drive, 750 units, 8,470 square feet of retail and 845 parking spaces, standing 48 stories.
• 1800 Club, 1800 N. Bayshore Drive, 468 units, 27,604 square feet of offices, 4,872 square feet of retail and 670 parking spaces, standing 40 stories.
• City 24, at 2347 Biscayne Blvd., 119 units, 19,171 square feet of retail and 233 parking spaces, standing 15 stories.
• Mondrian Miami, 333 NE 24th St., 176 units, 8,907 square feet of offices and 208 parking spaces, standing 18 stories.
• Paramount Bay, 2020 N. Bayshore Drive, 364 units, 26,465 square feet of retail and 660 parking spaces, standing 47 stories.
• New Wave, 725 NE 22nd St., 78 units and 90 parking spaces, standing 19 stories.
• Star Lofts, 704 NE 25th St., 55 units and 74 parking spaces, standing 23 stories.
• Onyx on the Bay, 655 NE 25th St., 118 units and 170 parking spaces, standing 27 stories.
• Platinum, 480 NE 30th St., 119 units and 195 parking spaces, standing 22 stories.
• Soleil, 3100 Biscayne Blvd., 288 units, 12,095 square feet of retail and 876 parking spaces, standing 41 floors.
• The Boulevard, 238-274 NE 34th St., 115 units, 13,233 square feet of retail and 196 parking spaces, standing 15 stories.

The list says that Soleil is UC. Can anyone confirm foundation work has begun??

Most of the buildings discussed can be seen in this pic but the Soliel Site is pretty much blocked out by the Midtown buiding in the foreground. Soliel is going between the shiny 10-story office buiding and the low yellow buildings. Doesn't look like much going on to me.

http://photos.imageevent.com/kcgridl...0039_sized.jpg

Dave, what construction project is it that I always see from the I-95 north/ US-1 South on ramp (just before it splits) coming from Key Biscayne? It has been underconstruction for a while and I still don't know what it is. For all I know, it could have been finished since the last time I've been to Miami.

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Originally Posted by DGM

It took me a few seconds to figure out what you were talking about but after looking at Google maps it looks like this building would be directly infront of you if you were coming on the Rickenbacker Ramp towards I-95/US-1. Its Nordica.

http://photos.imageevent.com/kcgridl...0131_sized.jpg

http://miami.condocompany.com/Miami/...s/Building.jpg

soleil, is not and I repeat it again, is not underconstruction. last time i passed by about 2weeks ago the site was still a parking lot, with about 20trees on it.and looking at that picture, you can still see the parking lot

What do you suppose is the holdup with Soleil ?

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Originally Posted by Dale

What do you suppose is the holdup with Soleil ?

And why do you suppose all these different sources (including now the downtown development authority) are saying they are under construction??

Soleil is easily the most under construction not under construction project in Miami.

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Originally Posted by Dale

Soleil is easily the most under construction not under construction project in Miami.

You could put Met3 up there too. Emporis even has Infinity II under construction. There are actual buildings still standing on that site that have't even been demolished yet.

I was going to say Met3 too, but at least there's actually something going on there. Collonade (Dadeland) is another one that cleared early and ended up shifting dirt for months.

Check out this cool interactive map created by the Miami Herald showing all the new planned towers around the new PAC:

Click on the graphic entitled PACked Map for the full graphic:
http://www.miami.com/multimedia/miam...t/archive/pac/

does anyone know when 1101 brickelll will start construction?

Brickell Flatiron goes before the Planning Board on May 3rd but on the downside it looks like it has been chopped down to 794 feet.

http://egov.ci.miami.fl.us/meetings/...enda_Short.pdf

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Originally Posted by hi123

does anyone know when 1101 brickelll will start construction?

My guess is it wont start for a year or two at least. They haven't even started Sales yet.

that PAC map is very interesting...didn't know they were going to have so many highrises!

A cool image made by Paul305 over at ssc showing the outlines of many planned towers in the Brickell area. I'd say thats some change:

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Originally Posted by Paul305

After an hour of fiddling around with Microsoft Paint, and a little help from Google Earth and emporis, I finished this really crappy yet descriptive rendering. I found that it is almost impossible to make a good rendering of the skyline because all of the individual renderings of buildings are from different angles. These are all of the buildings that I know of that have been proposed or approved with their highest possible height. Some of them will probably be shorter and some of them may not happen at all, but then again many new projects will come up too.
http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...IASkyline2.jpg

wow what a beautiful city. i have been to tampa and orlando but not Miami. Its on the coast and its in a bad spot for huricans typhoons, I don't know about earthquaiks but are most of the buildings in that city built to widthstand forces like that.

Id asume they are but I was tought never to asume. do you have any infor on this?

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