Initially, the Canopy Club was going to exceed 546 feet. However, after seeking approvals for nearly a year, Terra Group (the building’s owner), was able to reach a compromise with the City of Miami, as well as the FAA.
The Kohn Pedersen Fox-designed Heron at Water Street Tampa is a duo-tower mixed-use building of 21 and 26 stories located at 815 Water Street within the 56-acre Water Street Tampa mega-development in Downtown Tampa. Developed by Strategic Property Partners (SPP), a joint venture between Jeff Vinik, the current owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning, and Cascade Investment LLC, an entity owned by Bill Gates, the superstructure rises to approximately 247-feet (west tower) and 312-feet (east tower) and conveniently positioned near the waterfront. This component of the mega-development completed and opened to the public earlier this year, yielding 420 luxury rental apartments and approximately 53,000 square feet of ground floor retail.
“Collins Avenue Hotel Redevelopment” is a mixed-use residential and commercial enterprise. Though it’s been in the making since 2020, it has been delayed after reaching its “bids by invitation” phase.
Renderings from DNB Design Group offer a first look at a new 4-story residential property at 6881 Indian Creek Drive in Atlantic Heights, Miami Beach. The building will comprise five 4-story townhomes, which will be approximately 3,000 square feet each and will feature a driveway, garage, private pool and rooftop deck. . The interior lot is a triangular-shaped piece of land bounded on the north by 69th Street, on the east by Byron Avenue, and on the west by Indian Creek Drive. The owner of the application is an entity known as 6881 Indian Creek Drive LLC.
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.
