A restaurant and hotel will soon make way for a mixed-use venture in North Bay Village, Florida. The 2.31-acre build site will host a 30-story tower with 345 apartments. Out of that number, about 5.2 percent of all units (roughly 18) will be set aside as workforce housing.
Yet, that’s just one of the many proposals the Miami Urban Design Review Board will hear on Wednesday. It’ll also hear a proposal for a seven-story self-storage building. The venture, comprising more than 137,000 square feet, would replace an already-existing low-rise apartment building.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued both building and tower crane permits for work on One Park Tower, a 32-story luxury residential building located within the multi-billion dollar, 184-acre master-planned community of SoLé Mia in the heart of North Miami. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Turnberry Associates (Turnberry) in partnership with Rosso Development (Rosso), the condominium tower will contain 303 bespoke residences featuring interiors by Meyer Davis, overlooking a seven-acre Crystal Lagoon, surrounded by pristine landscaping designed by Enzo Enea. Residences will come in one-, two-, and three-bedroom floorplans, plus a collection of penthouses, and additionally offer stunning views of the Oleta River State Park, Biscayne Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Miami city skyline.
The Gallery at Lummus Parc is in the works for the downtown Miami region. The mixed-use venture would comprise two towers, measuring 27 stories and 30 stories.
A pre-application is now under review for Liberty City Homes, an 8-story fully-affordable workforce housing development proposed for 9601 Northwest 22nd Avenue on the northeast corner lot of the intersection with Northwest 96th Street in the Sierra Nevada subdivision of the West Little River neighborhood. Designed by Emiliano Alberto Orozco and developed by Miami’s Neighborhood Housing Foundation (NHF), the 82-foot-tall building would offer 48 workforce housing units and parking spaces. Steve Blazekovic, Director of the NHF and President of the land-owning entity Alcanzable Inc, is listed as the applicant.
