Renderings Reveal Three Additional Towers Planned By Lalezarian Properties For Miami Worldcenter Block E

New renderings and site plans have unveiled the entirety of the vision for Miami World Towers, an expansive mixed-use development set to completely transform Block E within the 27-acre Miami Worldcenter complex in downtown Miami. Designed by Nichols Architects with Kimley-Horn as the landscape architect and developed by Miami World Towers LLC, an affiliate of Lalezarian Properties, this project comprises four towers set to redefine the Miami skyline further. Alongside the 53-story, 557-unit East Tower (referred to as Tower 1), which is currently under construction, the newly revealed plans and renderings introduce a 25-story North Tower and a 68-story South Tower (collectively known as Tower 2), as well as a 68-story West Tower referred to as Tower 3. These new towers are expected to contribute approximately 2,137,110 square feet of space, featuring 2,040 residential units, amenities, and 810 additional parking spaces. Combined with Tower 1, the four towers will yield 2,600 residential units and 3 million square feet of space. The proposal is set for review by Miami’s Urban Development Review Board on September 20.

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Publix At Fort Lauderdale’s Coral Ridge Mall Set for Major Upgrade And Expansion

A substantial upgrade to the Coral Ridge Mall in Fort Lauderdale has been proposed. Currently housing a Publix supermarket as one of its anchors, the plan entails demolishing the existing 48,497 square feet store at 3400 North Federal Highway, making way for a larger, two-story structure spanning 67,043 square feet, marking a net increase of 18,546 square feet. Pasadena Capital, Inc. is listed as the developer, and Stanley R. Gumberg, Trustee of The Coral Ridge Shopping Center Trust, owns the Coral Ridge Mall and is the applicant. Fisher & Associates, Inc. is listed as the architect, while GRAEF-USA, Inc. is the landscape architect and civil engineer.

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