MIAMI | Development Thread

[skyscraperfan23]

Originally Posted by brickell

Maybe 1000 Musuem will bring the boldness everyone is looking for. Announcement on exactly what is coming is expected soon.

http://1000museum.com/#1

This is gonna be nice.

[brickell]

In Miami, A New Condo Boom Revives Hopes Of Housing Recovery
http://www.npr.org/2013/02/22/172602...using-recovery

Just seven years ago, Miami had a similar surge in condo construction. But it all came crashing down. There was an international banking crisis, and the Florida real estate bubble burst — taking down investors and many developers.

But new towers are once again reshaping the city's skyline.

"Ultimately there will probably be about 25 to 30 towers, probably close to 12,000 units that are all going to be announced or are in the planning stages," he says. "But basically, South Florida is in the begging of its whole new condo boom all over again."

[dave8721]

Finally a new development on the north side of the river (old CBD) rather than Brickell. A 36-story 400 footer with 352 units planned for 151 SE 1st Street (the vacant lot behind the Gusman Center formally to house "loft 4"). Has no parking. Will have a rooftop lounge and pool area.

to go on this vacant lot:
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=miami...271.42,,0,1.25

[bobdreamz]

^ Good news but that is a small lot for such a tall tower! If remember correctly the Loft 4 also wasn't going to have parking either. Do you know who the developer is and the name of this project?

[skyscraperfan23]

Miami is smoother than ever.

[Private Dick]

Ultra smooth

[bobdreamz]

Project: SLS Brickell
Address: 1300 S. Miami Avenue , Miami , FL. 33130
Floors|Height: 52 stories | Height unknown
Developer: Related Group of Florida
Type: Mixed Use Hotel/Residential

Related Group’s purchase of the 1300 South Miami Avenue development site has now closed, according to HFF, which marketed the property on behalf of the seller, South Miami Ave, a limited liability company. The site is approved for the development of a 556-unit residential tower on a 1.29-acre mixed-use tract.

See more at:http://therealdeal.com/miami/blog/20...-miami-avenue/

Former site of the defecunt Infinity II in the real estate crash, the Related Group of Florida closed on this parcel in November 2012. Plans are for a mixed -use tower at 52 stories and has a previous approval of 65 floors, 738 feet acccording to Emporis in 2008.

Second tower from the left :



Another possible 500+ footer /152 m skyscraper for Miami.

[brickell]

Hadid has spoken. That is all.


src: http://miami.curbed.com/archives/201...and-museum.php

[wpolom]

Originally Posted by brickell

Hadid has spoken. That is all.


src: http://miami.curbed.com/archives/201...and-museum.php

I like it! It looks like an alien ship has landed! Can't wait to see more renders.

[Private Dick]

Very alien-spider. Love it

[Illithid Dude]

I'm actually very disappointed. It's just another box with balconies, with a tiny little twist. Not Zaha's best.

[colemonkee]

It looks like an H.R. Giger design. It has a certain novelty to it that wears off very quickly. Not the best design, in my opinion. But definitely different.

[bobdreamz]

Interesting design! Balconies are almost a given in residential highrises in Miami.

[bobdreamz]

Source: http://miami.curbed.com/uploads/photo-2.JPG

doesn't look as imposing as it does above & sort of has a Dubai-ish quality to it.....thoughts? It also appears to be taller than the other buildings but I thought Marquis was taller than 706 feet.

[dave8721]

Originally Posted by bobdreamz

Source: http://miami.curbed.com/uploads/photo-2.JPG

doesn't look as imposing as it does above & sort of has a Dubai-ish quality to it.....thoughts? It also appears to be taller than the other buildings but I thought Marquis was taller than 706 feet.

I've seen it listed as 700 and 710 (probably height above sea level). Either way it will appear about exactly the same height to the naked eye.

[skyscraperfan23]

Originally Posted by bobdreamz

Source: http://miami.curbed.com/uploads/photo-2.JPG

doesn't look as imposing as it does above & sort of has a Dubai-ish quality to it.....thoughts? It also appears to be taller than the other buildings but I thought Marquis was taller than 706 feet.

Because miami should have build this as well



But Nooooooo, the crappy FAA wouldn't even allow it.

[IMBY]

Don't feel bad! When Stupak first proposed building the Stratosphere tower, here in Las Vegas, he had planned the tower to rise 2000 feet, and the FAA clipped it down to 1049 feet!

[202_Cyclist]

Miami developers still seek answers in FAA demands for shorter buildings downtown

Miami Herald
By Maria LaMagna
March 15, 2013

http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/03/1...k-answers.html

[skyscraperfan23]

Originally Posted by 202_Cyclist

Miami developers still seek answers in FAA demands for shorter buildings downtown

Miami Herald
By Maria LaMagna
March 15, 2013

http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/03/1...k-answers.html

Screw the FAA.

[Illithid Dude]

Originally Posted by skyscraperfan23

Because miami should have build this as well



But Nooooooo, the crappy FAA wouldn't even allow it.

I don't think it's the FAA that is stopiing Miapolis from being built...