Condominium

Excavation Permits Filed For 700 NE 24th Street Where Twin 62-Story Aria Reserve Miami Is Planned

The Melo Group has filed new construction permits for 700 Northeast 24th Street, the site of the planned twin 62-story Aria Reserve Miami towers in Edgewater, Miami. The work items listed in the application pertain to site work only, which includes excavation, piles and site/soil improvements. Designed by world-renown architectural firm Arquitectonica, the pair of skyscrapers is planned to rise to the maximum height permitted in the area which is 649-feet, and will become the tallest residential twin towers on a waterfront in the country. The developer intends to yield 782 residences across 5-acres of land with this project.

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Beach View. 5333 Collins Avenue. Courtesy of ODP Architecture & Design.

Updated Renderings And Diagrams Revealed For Upcoming 17-Story Condo Tower At 5333 Collins Avenue

New renderings and diagrams have been released via a Design Review Approval request for the proposal for 5333 Collins Avenue, a 17-story condominium tower planned to rise in Miami Beach. Designed by OMA New York with ODP Architecture & Designed listed as the architect of record and developed by Camilo Miguel Jr’s Mast Capital, the structure’s roofline should rise to 213-feet overlooking Indian Creek and the Atlantic Ocean, and yield 381,121 gross square feet including 246,906 square feet of residential space across 100 condo units, 183 parking spaces and nearly 23,000 square feet of amenities.

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Bentley Residences. Designed by Sieger Suarez Architects. Courtesy of ArX Solutions USA LLC.

New Details Emerge For Dezer’s Upcoming 749-Foot-Tall Bentley Residences In Sunny Isles Beach

New in-depth details have emerged on the 749-foot-tall Bentley Residences planned to rise at 18401 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach. In a recent interview on Dezer Development’s Gil Dezer and Sieger Suarez Architects’ Charles M. Sieger with Dolce Luxury Magazine, the developer and architect spoke in more detail on the design and exterior as well as some interior features of the tower, which is on track to become the tallest residential building on a beachfront in the United States, yielding over 200 luxury units across 60 stories on 3.6 acres of waterfront property.

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2851 & 2901 Northeast 9th Court. Designed by NBWW Architects.

Renderings Revealed For 2851 And 2901 Northeast 9th Court In Central Beach, Fort Lauderdale

Renderings and site plans have been revealed in a new filing to Fort Lauderdale’s Design Review Committee for 2851 and 2901 Northeast 9th Court, two 12-story mixed-use buildings proposed to rise 120-feet each in the Sunrise Lane Area District of Central Beach. Designed by NBWW Architects and developed by Sunrise FTL Ventures LLLP, an affiliate of Miami-based Integra Investments, the two structures will yield a combined 242,545 square feet split between a condominium tower and a hotel tower. Each tower will have approximately 200-feet of frontage along Northeast 9th Court as well as East Sunrise Boulevard, bound by North Birch Road on the east and the Sunrise East Condominium on the west. Design Studio Boca is the landscape architect with Flynn Engineering as the civil engineer.

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Blake Tower. Designed by Antunovich Associates.

FAA Grants Height Approvals For 261-Foot-Tall ‘The Blake’ At 114 4th Street South In St. Petersburg

Developer Blake Investment Partners has received approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration to move forward with the proposed Blake Tower, a 261-foot-tall condominium tower spanning 20 stories and yielding 51 residential units with 10,400 square feet of ground floor retail and up to 111 enclosed parking spaces. Designed by Antunovich Associates, the building will be divided in to 16 residential levels a top a 4 level consisting of the parking component, the commercial spaces and the lobby. The property is addressed as 114 4th Street South in Downtown St. Petersburg, bound by 2nd Avenue South to the south, 3rd Street South to the east and Pinellas Trail to the north. 

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