Commercial

Developer Seeks Design Review Approval For 4-Story Commercial Building At 1901 Alton Road In Miami Beach

Crescent Heights, under the 1901 Alton Property LLC, and Wells Fargo Bank, the property owner, have submitted an application for Design Review Approval for a new 4-story commercial building at 1901 Alton Road in the Bayshore neighborhood of Miami Beach. The proposed 54-foot-tall structure, designed by Studio MC+G Architecture with facade architecture by Oppenheim Architecture, is set to offer 200,774 gross square feet of construction. It includes 53,391 square feet of floor area for retail and services, with 34,099 square feet allocated to a new Whole Foods supermarket and 3,995 square feet for a Wells Fargo Bank. An integrated parking garage within the building will provide space for 271 vehicles. The Miami Beach Design Review Board is scheduled to review the project on June 4.

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Application Seeking Design Review Approval Filed For Planned Office Building At 1100 5th Street In Miami Beach

An application has been filed seeking design review approval for a new 5-story commercial office building at 1100 5th Street in the South of Fifth neighborhood of Miami Beach. Designed by Eduardo Souta de Moura with Zyscovich Architects serving as the executive architect, and developed by Sumaida + Khurana in partnership with property owners Roslyn and Norton Nesis and Robert and Miriam Weiss of Weiss Properties, the approximate 80-foot-tall structure is planned to yield roughly 101,424 square feet in total size of gross new construction area with a F.A.R. of 65,274 square feet, including 43,797 square feet of office space, 7,142 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities, 7,204 square feet dedicated to a ground floor restaurant, and 105 parking spaces. The Miami Beach Design Review Board is set to review the application on June 6.

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New Renderings Revealed For Okan Tower At 555 North Miami Avenue In Downtown Miami

New renderings have been revealed for Okan Tower, a 70-story mixed-use building under construction at 555 North Miami Avenue in Downtown Miami. Designed by Behar Font & Partners and developed by Okan Group, the 902-foot-tall, 914,124-square-foot structure will yield 399 residences, a 316-key hotel, along with 64,000 square feet of ‘Class A’ office space., and indoor and outdoor amenities. Witkin Hults + Partners is the landscape architect for the project, which is located on a 0.86-acre corner plot bound by North Miami Avenue to the west and Northeast 6th Street to the north.

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Plans Filed For 28-Story Mixed-Use Tower At 3055 Northeast 4th Avenue In Edgewater, Miami

Plans have been submitted for a 28-story mixed-use building at 3055 Northeast 4th Avenue in Edgewater, Miami. Referred to as Metro 2 at Edgewater (Metro 2) in the application, the project is designed by Burgos Lanza & Associates and developed by Metro Tower II LLC. The proposed building is set to rise 320 feet to the upper roof slab or 335 feet, including the highest decorative screen. It is expected to offer 349,193 square feet of space, encompassing multi-family dwelling units, lodging units, office space, and ground-floor commercial space. The plans also include on-site parking and a diverse array of amenity spaces. Schwebke-Shiskin & Associates Inc. is listed as the land surveyor, CMPLX as the civil engineer, and JFS Design, Inc. as the landscape architect. The Urban Development Review Board hearing is scheduled for April 17.

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Coral Gables Experiences Boom In Transit-Oriented Construction Projects Near Douglas Road Metrorail Station

Miami’s Coral Gables neighborhood has been experiencing an uptick in active transit-oriented residential, office and mixed-use construction projects. Architectural designer and urban planner Aaron DeMayo recently photographed the area from above, capturing the immense amount of on-going construction and recently completed developments surrounding the Douglas Road Metrorail Station parallel to South Dixie Highway (US Highway 1) between Southwest 37th and 38th Avenues. Below are a number of relative major projects in the area varying in stages of construction, as well as a few that were recently completed.

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