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Brightline Hosts Construction Milestone Topping-Off Ceremony At Boca Raton Station

8:00 am on August 17, 2022 By Oscar Nunez

Brightline, the only provider of modern, eco-friendly, intercity rail in America, along with its contractor Kaufman Lynn, recently hosted the “topping-off” ceremony for its Boca Raton station and parking garage located at 101 Northwest 4th Street. Brightline’s president, Patrick Goddard, was joined by Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer, Kaufman Lynn Construction Senior Vice President Garrett Southern, and city council members. The event signifies a milestone event as the vertical and structural work has been completed and the focus now shifts towards completing the interiors. The Topping Off event will be commemorated with a ceremonial signing of a beam inside the train station.

83-Story MiamiCentral Supertowers Approved By Miami-Dade Commissioner

8:00 am on January 28, 2022 By Oscar Nunez

The twin 83-story mixed-used towers proposed by Brightline parent Florida East Coast Industries (FECI) for the last remaining development site at MiamiCentral has been approved. According to the Miami Herald, Miami-Dade commissioners voted last week giving the project the green light. Addressed as 195 Northwest 2nd Street and 220 Northwest 2nd Avenue, both towers will rise 848-feet above the Government Center light rail station and yield a combined 2,007 residential units, 49,634 square feet of retail space and 2,136 parking spaces. New York-based J3T Ventures, LLC, managed by Nader Damaghi and additional family members, has been in contract to buy the property since May of last year, and is highly likely to be the developer to bring the Zyscovich Architects-designed Supertowers to fruition.

Brightline Breaks Ground On Zyscovich Architects-Designed Boca Raton Station

8:00 am on January 26, 2022 By Oscar Nunez

Brightline, the only provider of modern, eco-friendly, intercity rail in America, breaks ground on its new Boca Raton station with Kaufman Lynn Construction, Inc. as the
construction manager for the garage and train station. Once completed, the station will be Brightline’s fifth operational in Florida, connecting travelers from Boca Raton to Miami, Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and soon Orlando. Located on a 1.8-acre site across from Mizner Park and adjacent to the downtown library, Brightline’s Boca station, designed by Zyscovich Architects, will feature approximately 38,000 square feet of space which will include its signature autonomous MRKT and premium lounge among other station amenities. The station will offer a seamless travel experience through modern technology, including a cashless environment, touchless turnstiles and high-speed WiFi. Brightline’s Boca station is expected to be complete in the fall of 2022.

Moishe Mana And Zyscovich Architects Unveil Final Design For Nikola Tesla Innovation Hub

8:00 am on November 28, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

The final design plans have been unveiled for the Nikola Tesla Innovation Hub, a 13-story office and commercial building undergoing a complete gut renovation and redesign at 155 South Miami Avenue – the northeast corner at the intersection with South 2nd Avenue in the Flagler District, Downtown Miami. Originally built in 1980, the revamp of the structure will bring 137,000 square feet of office space and 6,000 square feet of commercial space. Developed by Moishe Mana of Mana Common and designed by award-winning architecture firm Zyscovich Architects, the project is being geared towards the emerging tech industry in Miami with the hopes of attracting major technology companies and innovative startups.

Notice Of Commencement Filed Where Two 83-Story Towers Are Planned At MiamiCentral

8:00 am on November 11, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

A notice of commencement has been filed by Florida East Coast Industries (FECI), the parent company of Brightline, indicating construction is set to begin at the site where two 83-story mixed-use towers are being planned. The scope of work involves the restructuring of the streetscape, re-aligning Northwest 1st Avenue directly south to Northwest 1st Street, demolishing the existing small park that breaks up the grid, and some sewer and plumbing work. Upon completing the realignment of the street, a new rectangular interior lot will be formed at 195 Northwest 2nd Street to make way for the 848-foot-tall south tower.

Related Group’s 321-Foot-Tall ‘The Gallery At West Brickell’ Is Submitted To The FAA

8:00 am on October 30, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

The Federal Aviation Administration has received applications seeking approvals for The Gallery at West Brickell, a 321-foot-tall mixed-use project planned for 201 Southwest 10th Street in West Brickell, Miami. Designed by CM Design & Development and developed by Miami-based Related Group along with Miami-Dade County, the project would rise 29 stories at the northwest corner of Southwest 2nd Avenue and Southwest 10th Street, and yield approximately 465 income-restricted residential units, 2,238 square feet of office space, 2,338 square feet of retail and up to 529 parking spaces. The applications for the height approvals were submitted on October 28, 2021.

Detailed Massing Renderings Revealed For Two 848-Foot-Tall Towers At The MiamiCentral Complex

8:00 am on August 12, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

A new batch of detailed-massing and aerial renderings have been revealed for two new towers at the MiamiCentral complex, a 3-million-square-foot mixed-use railroad station development located primarily addressed as 600 Northwest 1st Avenue in the western perimeters of Downtown Miami. The renderings reveal in more detail two nearly identical 848-foot-tall primarily residential skyscrapers spanning 83-stories each, potentially addressed and referred to as One MiamiCentral, featuring designs by Borges + Associates Architects and developed by prominent developer Florida East Coast Industries, the parent company of Brightline.

M Tower. Designed by Zyscovich Architects.

Lions Group NYC Purchases Development Site Of Planned 53-Story M Tower In Miami

8:00 am on August 4, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

The development site of an already approved 53-story mixed-use building planned for Downtown Miami was recently sold to a prominent New York City developer. The two parties in the transaction are the seller Downtown 56 LLC, an affiliate of S2 Development, and the buyer Downtown 1st Street LLC, an affiliate of Long Island-based Lions Group NYC. The 16,718-square-foot site traded hands for $10 million, and that includes the addresses 56 Southwest 1st Street and 65 Southwest 2nd Street, including the air rights to the adjacent city-owned parking structure at 70 Southwest 1st Street. Lions Group NYC intends to follow through with the existing plans for the new building.

Young Circle. Designed by Zyscovich Architects.

BTI Partners’ Twin 35-Story Towers Receive FAA Approval To Rise 416-Feet In Hollywood, Florida

8:00 am on July 7, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Fort Lauderdale-based developer BTI Partners can now move forward with Hollywood Young Circle, two twin 35-story mixed-use towers proposed for 1701 East Young Circle in Hollywood, Florida. The Federal Aviation Administration has cleared the way for the project to rise 416-feet above sea level as of July 6, 2021 and deems the structures structure would have no substantial adverse effect on the safe and efficient utilization of the navigable airspace by aircraft or on the operation of air navigation facilities. The towers will feature designs from Zyscovich Architects, yielding a combined 1,906,796 square feet including 802 residential units, 112,297 square feet of retail space, and 72,054 square feet of office space.

155 South Miami Avenue. Photo by Skalign.

Renovation Of 155 South Miami Avenue Progresses In Downtown Miami

8:00 am on May 12, 2021 By Oscar Nunez

Renovation work is progressing at 155 South Miami Avenue, a 13-story office building at the northeast corner of South Miami Avenue and Southeast 2nd Street in the Flagler District of Downtown Miami. Moishe Mana of Park Realty Enterprise LLC is the owner and developer behind the transformation of the 166,000-square-foot structure, which was originally built in 1980 and held federal immigrations offices. The partial demolition and interior renovation of the building will make way for what will become known as the Nikola Tesla Innovation Hub, named after the famed inventor and electrical engineer.

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