Construction is ongoing on Aria Reserve, a luxury residential complex in Miami-Dade County, Florida. The multi-million-dollar venture will offer two of the tallest waterfront dual towers in the continental U.S. They will both measure 62 stories above grade and require more than one million square feet of new construction.
Construction will begin this year at Vita at Grove Isle (Vita), a 7-story, 65-unit residential complex developed by CMC Group, located at the 20-acre private island Grove Isle near Coconut Grove. Designed by CallisonRTKL with interiors by A++ Human Sustainable Architecture, Vita’s design was inspired by the island’s natural curves, featuring a curved façade that responds to the waterfront’s natural contour. The development is scheduled to complete construction in the winter of 2024.
Denver-based multifamily developer Aimco has filed plans for its third proposed tower addressed as 510 – 534 Northeast 34th Street in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood. Designed by Stantec with Urvan X handling interiors, the 500-foot-tall One Edgewater tower will be a 43-story, 464,037-square-foot residential building with 204 apartments and 910 square feet of commercial space. The tower will have 12,838 square feet of coworking space on floors two through six, a pool deck, a fitness center, a lounge on the ninth floor, and apartment sizes ranging from 871 to 1,736 square feet. The project also includes a 301-space parking garage that would be fully automated with a robotic system. MAK work is the landscape architect, and Kimley-Horn is the traffic engineer.
Miami’s Urban Development Review Board (UDRB) is reviewing a proposal for an 8-story mixed-use building at 1400 Northwest 17th Avenue in the city’s Allapattah neighborhood. Designed by Zyscovich Architects and developed by Miami River District Property, LLC, an entity linked to New York-based real estate investment company Stonecutter Capital Management LLC, the structure would yield 363,663 square feet, including 249 residential units, 8,753 square feet of retail space, and a 425-car parking garage. Savino-Miller Design Studio is the landscape architect, and David Plummer & Associates is the traffic consultant.
Plans have been filed for modifications on One Biscayne Tower, an existing 40-story office building at 2 South Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami. Completed in 1973, this 982,578-square-foot high-rise stands approximately 443 feet and occupies the entire western frontage on Biscayne Boulevard between East Flagler Street and Southeast 1st Street, across the street from Bayfront Park. Miami-based CP Group is the property owner and applicant behind the proposal, and architecture firm MKDA has been tapped to redesign the section of the building in scope.
