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3900 Alton Road. Designed by Arquitectonica.

Mast Capital Submits Application For Design Review Approval Of The 8-Story 3900 Alton Road Residential Development

Miami real estate developer Mast Capital has submitted an application for design review approval of the new 8-story multi-family residential development proposed for 3900 Alton Road located in the Bayshore neighborhood of Miami Beach. Michael Larkin and a few other attorneys of Bercow Radell Fernandez Larkin & Tapanes represent M 4000 Alton Owner, LLC in the application. The 197,780-square-foot structure will yield 176 residential units, 6,060 square feet of amenities, and 254 covered parking spaces while rising approximately 85-feet. Bernardo Fort-Brescia, co-founder of renown architectural firm Arquitectonica, is leading the design for the project with Witkin Hults + Partners as the landscape architect.

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900 N Ocean Blvd. Designed by Arquitectonica.

The Related Group Applies For Air Park Obstruction Permit To Build 243-Foot-Tall Condo Tower At 900 N Ocean Blvd In Pompano Beach

The City of Pompano Beach’s Planning and Zoning has received an application from Keith and Associates, Inc. on behalf of the Related Group for an Air Park Obstruction Permit to build a 243-foot-tall condo tower above sea level. This project is one we’ve covered before, which is planned to rise 21-stories and addressed as 900 North Ocean Boulevard intersecting with Northeast 10th Street and facing the Atlantic Ocean. The developer has selected world-class architectural firm Arquitectonica to design the 470,691-square-foot tower which should yield 119 dwelling units, 2,207 square feet of commercial space and 232 parking spaces.

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SkyRise Miami; designed by Arquitectonica.

Berkowitz Development Group Cancels Plans For 1,049-Foot-Tall Skyrise Miami Entertainment And Observation Tower

Berkowitz Development Group, lead by Jeff Berkowitz, has announced the cancellation of their plans to build Skyrise Miami, a 1,049-foot-tall entertainment and observation tower that was planned to rise beside Bayside Marketplace along Biscayne Bay. Having been an extremely controversial tower for district, the developer had been planning for the development for nearly a decade, attempting to add a striking and skyline-impacting tower to Downtown Miami’s cityscape. Designed by Arquitectonica, Skyrise Miami was going to feature various attractions such as Skyplunge, Skydrop, Skyrise Flying Theater, multiple types of observation decks and event and meetings spaces as well.

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NATIIVO. Designed by Arquitectonica.

NATIIVO Prepares To Go Vertical As FAA Approves Two Tower Cranes For 601 NE 1st Avenue

The Federal Aviation Administration has granted approvals for the installation and use of four tower construction cranes at 601 Northeast 1st Avenue, the address for the upcoming NATIIVO, a 51-story, 588-foot-tall mixed-use skyscraper set to rise on the northeast corner of NE 1st Avenue and NE 6th Street in Downtown Miami. The tower is designed by Arquitectonica with interiors being handled by Urban Robot Associates, and developed by Sixth Street Miami Partners LLC which is owned by the Galbut Family. The tower is expected to yield 932,839 square feet of space and intends to service the home-sharing and short-term-rental industry.

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AMLI Wynwood. Designed by Arquitectonica.

Chicago-Based AMLI Residential Breaks Ground On 316-Unit AMLI Wynwood

The ongoing construction boom and transformation of Miami’s Wynwood Arts District continues with Chicago-based AMLI Residential breaking ground on one of the neighborhoods largest projects to-date titled AMLI Wynwood, an 8-story mixed-use building that should yield approximately 544,515 square-feet of space including 316 luxury residential units, 30,596 square-feet of commercial/retail space, and 388 parking spaces. The structure is designed by renown design firm Arquitectonica, and is located at 70 Northwest 25th Street, nestled near the center of the block between N. Miami Avenue and N.W. 2nd Avenue with N.W. 24th Street on the other side of the property line.

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