One Ashley. Designed by Arquitectonica.

Renderings And Axonometric Diagrams For 37-Story One Ashley On Tampa’s Riverwalk

Developer Two Roads Development is currently in the planning stages for One Ashley, a 37-story mixed-use tower proposed for Downtown Tampa. Addressed as 103 Ashley Drive South, the currently vacant site sits along the Tampa Riverwalk and right across the street from the developers Tampa office at 100 Ashley Drive South. They have tapped world-class design firm Arquitectonica with Adache Group Architects as the architect of record to design the 409-foot-tall structure, which will consist a mix of residential and hotel space, and restaurant uses.

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Dolphin Station. Courtesy of MDX.

Terra Group Plans For 3 Million Square-Foot Transit-Oriented Upland Park Development In Beacon Lakes

On June 15, 2021, Coconut Grove-based Terra Group, lead by founders David and Pedro Martin, came to an early agreement with Miami-Dade County for the development of Upland Park, a 3 million square-foot transit-oriented mixed-use project to be located near Dolphin Station. The developer has taken on a 97-year lease on the 33-acre property at the crossroad of the Florida Turnpike and Dolpnin Expressway. Terra is also planning to incorporate Dolpbon station into the development to make it fully transit-oriented.

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Residences by Armani Casa. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli.

The Rise Of High End Luxury-Branded Residential Towers

What is it about a particular building that encourages someone to want to live there? Perhaps it’s the location? Or maybe it’s the lush amenities offered? It’s a combination of multiple factors such as the locality, design, views, access to public transport or being near man attractions, quality of life, and sometimes even exclusivity. What tends to happen throughout the evolution of the development, in this case, of a condo building, is that during each mass construction cycle, or building boom as some would call it, something changes or the way living is perceived changes…

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