Construction is progressing on The Standard Residences, Brickell and LOFTY Brickell, a pair of high-rise residential towers rising side by side along the Miami River in the heart of Brickell. Both designed by Arquitectonica, the 45-story Standard tower will yield 422 residences, while the adjacent 44-story LOFTY Brickell will deliver 363 units, being developed by Newgard Development Group in partnership with Two Roads Development. Standing approximately 530 and 540 feet tall, the towers are rising concurrently and are joined by a shared podium, which will house parking and amenities. At 99 SW 7th Street, GT McDonald Enterprises oversees construction for both projects.
Recent construction photos from mid-March highlight the steady rise of The Standard Residences, Brickell and LOFTY Brickell, two adjacent towers underway at 99 SW 7th Street. LOFTY, located on the northern portion of the site along the Miami River, and The Standard, fronting SW 7th Street to the south, are progressing in tandem. With KD Construction of Florida leading as the shell contractor, core wall construction appears slightly more advanced on The Standard, with LOFTY close behind. Decking at the time of photography had reached approximately the tenth floor on The Standard and the sixth floor on LOFTY. Two tower cranes frame the development site, and the shaping of the concrete slabs reveals early signs of the buildings’ anticipated curvilinear designs.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.
MEP engineering is being handled by Johnson, Avedano, Lopez, Rodriguez & Walewski Engineering Group, Inc., while structural engineering is provided by DeSimone Consulting Engineering. Civil engineering services are being led by Kimley-Horn.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Adjacent to the site, a narrow parcel currently used for staging, office trailers, and material storage is also slated for future development—a 59-story luxury condominium tower from Prosper Group, led by Jay Roberts.

Photo by Oscar Nunez.
The Standard Residences Brickell will feature fully finished residences ranging from studios to threes-bedroom units, designed by GOOD.RICH in collaboration with The Standard’s in-house design team. Amenities will include a rooftop pool on the 45th floor with beverage and towel service, private dining areas, summer kitchens, a club lounge, and co-working spaces with meeting rooms. The 10th floor will house a wellness spa with infinity plunge pools, steam rooms, saunas, a fitness center, yoga and dance studios, a bowling alley, screening room, and pet spa. Residents will also have access to a signature restaurant and bar on the 9th floor and a riverfront restaurant at ground level. LOFTY Brickell, offering studio to three-bedroom units fully furnished by INC, will provide over 40,000 square feet of amenities. These include a private marina, members-only social club, resort-style pool deck, fitness center, spa, indoor cigar lounge, co-working lounge, meeting rooms, and a 10,000-square-foot rooftop skydeck reserved for private events exclusive to unit owners.

The Standard Residences, Brickell.

The Standard Residences, Brickell and LOFTY Brickell.

LOFTY Brickell.
Both towers are expected to reach completion sometime in 2027.
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Amazing to finally see everything Florida YIMBY has been reporting on for years, with actual construction photography rather than just renderings. Another very interesting project along the river.
Happy to finally capture construction photos and share them here!
Yes, a totally better viewing experience. Keep up the good work, Oscar.
Love this project..Miami skyline looking awwwwmazing..


Newgard and Two Roads are in the entire deal together, both Lofty and Standard. The article says Lofty is being developed by Newgard alone and that is incorrect.
Just corrected it.
Gorgeous! All the new buildings in the new Miami River Project are impressive. G. T. McDonald always delivers quality, and the designs here match his standards.