Red Octopus, the architect behind Little 22 apartments in Miami-Dade, is pleased to announce its proposal for Terrace 88. The multi-family housing development would comprise 30 apartments on a .23-acre lot.
The owners of a 5,650-square-foot property located at 7921 Carlyle Avenue in Miami Beach’s North Beach neighborhood have proposed demolishing a 1940s single-family home to make way for a three-story multifamily development. Denbora Bay, LLC, a Lake Worth, Florida-based company led by a group of individuals from Buenos Aires, Argentina, is identified as the applicant in a recent project filing submitted to Miami Beach’s Design Review Board. Known as the Denbora Bay project, the development encompasses 6,996 square feet of space, featuring seven residential units and four parking spaces. Red Octopus LLC, an architecture and planning firm based in Weston, FL, led by Argentine architects Yanina Mauro and Walter Rua, represents the developers in the filing, with MUVE Architecture listed as the architect.
Developers hope to move forward with a seven-story apartment building in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Dubbed “Little 22 Apartments” by some sources, the .24-acre build site would host 40 apartments. Five of those apartments must be workforce housing for the developers to secure a workforce housing density bonus.
Administrative site plans have been filed with Miami-Dade County planners for Sunshine Residence, a 5-story transit-oriented mixed-use building proposed for 4110 Northwest 22nd Avenue in the Model City Urban Center District of Brownsville, Miami. Designed by Ricardo Muñiz-Guillet of MUVE Architecture and developed by Red Octopus LLC led by Walter Rua and Yanina Mauro, the approximately 57-foot-tall development comprises 22,938 square feet of space including 20 dwelling units and 3,122 square feet of commercial space; 3 units would be set aside for workforce housing. Plans were filed on July 20, 2022, and may be considered for review on August 15, 2022.