BLOCK 40 is a mixed-use development that is coming soon downtown Hollywood, just a walk away from both Hollywood Circle and the beach. The project is currently being overseen by Gold Coast Florida Regional Center and is intended to vitalize the area.
The reinforced concrete superstructure on the first of three towers has reached it’s parapet at Smart Brickell, a 25-story, multi-building complex under construction at 239 Southwest 9th Street in the western section Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. HAC Architects and Urbanists is the design architect with Gensler as the architect of record, and Arquitectonica Interiors is handling interiors. Habitat Group is the developer behind the project.
New renderings have been revealed in an application for 525 South Andrews Avenue, a proposed 46-story, 466-foot-tall mixed-use building Downtown Fort Lauderdale. Designed by Dorsky + Yue International Architecture, the 543,307-square-foot tower will comprise of 390,658 square feet of residential space across 399 units, 900 square feet of commercial space, 26,126 square feet of amenities and 116,623 square feet of service space.
Another project is making steady strides towards reaching completion in Miami’s Wynwood Art District; Introducing Strata Wynwood, a 12-story, mixed-use development currently under construction. The site is addressed as 2201 North Miami Avenue, and sits right on the border of Wynwood and Edgewater, bounded by Northeast 23rd Street to the north and Northeast 22nd Street to the south, and Brightline train tracks to the west. The building is designed by Stantec and being developed by the CIM Group with One Real Estate Investment.
Excavation work is underway at 601 Northeast 1st Avenue, the site of a 51-story mixed-use tower known as NATIIVO in Downtown Miami. Designed by Arquitectonica and developed by Sixth Street Miami Partners LLC, a company owned by the Galbut Family, the development will yield 932,859 square feet a mix of residential, office, hotel and commercial spaces. Located just south of the Miami Worldcenter development, the site is bounded by Northeast 1st Avenue to the west, Northeast 6th Street to the south, Northeast 2nd Avenue to the east and Bezel at Miami Worldcenter to the north.
