City Village is a mixed-use venture headed for Coral Springs, Florida. The project was previously dubbed “Village Square.” Sources report that the project will mostly comprise retail ventures and apartments. City Village will rest on 12.8 acres and span two blocks.
New York-based Westpine Partners has applied for building permits with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and has requested an Administrative Site Plan Review (ASPR) with Miami-Dade County planners for Westpine, a 42-story mixed-use project located at 180 Southwest 9th Street on the western side of Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. The FAA filing shows the developer seeks permission to build a 499-foot-tall structure. The application for ASPR indicates the building would comprise 327,837 square feet of space, including 328 residential units, a ground-floor retail space of roughly 1,155 square feet, approximately 13,850 square feet of open space, and 300 parking spots, all in compliance with the development standards of the Rapid Transit Zone in the Metromover Subzone. Behar Font & Partners is the architect, and Walk Landscape + Urban Design is the landscape architect.
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.
Plans have been fully revealed for One Brickell Riverfront, a 1,160,588-square-foot mixed-use development at 99 Southwest 7th Street south of the Miami River in Brickell. The proposal consists of two towers, one of which is the recently-ground-broken 44-story Lofty Brickell, and a second tower of 43 stories. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Newgard Development Group, the project would yield 784 residential units, ground floor retail space, 13,170 square feet of office space, and 919 parking spaces.
The excitement is building in Ybor City, Tampa, as preparations are underway for the official groundbreaking of the highly anticipated Gas Worx mixed-use development. This 50-acre joint venture between Darryl Shaw and D.C.-based KETTLER will break ground on March 6th. It will be attended by several distinguished speakers, including Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and the founder and CEO of KETTLER, Bob Kettler. The project’s design is in the hands of Design Collective as the architect, with Bohler serving as the engineer. Sasaki is handling the urban planning and design aspect of the project.
