Mixed Use

Legacy Miami Worldcenter. Designed by Kobi Karp.

Legacy Miami Worldcenter Gets Height Increase Approval From The FAA

The Kobi Karp-designed Legacy Miami Worldcenter has recieved an increase in height as per a recent determination by the Federal Aviation Administration. The developer now has permission to build approximately 20-feet higher than the original approval, from 661-feet to 680-feet. When factoring in the elevation of the site, the total height above sea level increases from 671-feet to 691-feet. Addressed as 930 Northeast 1st Avenue, the tower will rise to become the second tallest structure at the mega development behind Paramount Miami Worldcenter. Royal Palm Companies is the developer of the project, where units are 100% sold out.

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Society Biscayne. Courtesy of ArX Solutions USA LLC.

Topped-Out Society Biscayne’s Glass Façade Installation Progresses In Downtown Miami

Glass façade installation is steadily progressing on the now topped-out Society Biscayne, a 49-story mixed-use skyscraper at 400 Biscayne Boulevard in Downtown Miami. Designed by Sieger Suarez Architects and developed by Property Markets Group in collaboration with Greybrook Realty Partners, the 571-foot-tall structure is one of several to recently rise along Biscayne Boulevard, and will bring a mixture of residential units, office spaces, a church, ground floor retail and a parking garage, while offering sweeping views of Biscayne Bay, Miami Beach and Downtown’s cityscape.

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Foundation Work Now Underway For ‘Metro Edgewater’ At 452 NE 31st Street In Edgewater’s Paraiso District

Foundation work is now underway for Metro Edgewater, a 32-story mixed-use tower set to rise in what is referred to as the Paraiso District of Edgewater in Miami. Formely known as Paraiso Place, the building is designed by Pablo Burgos of Burgos Lanza Architects & Planners with JFS Design as the landscape architect, in collaboration with David Polinsky’s Fortis Design + Build…

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