Brickell

Tobacco Road To Permanently Close This Month

The Oldest Bar in Miami

According to Miami.com, Tobacco Road will be closing permanently on October 25. The lease was not up until May of 2015, but were forced to close sooner than expected. 

Established in 1912, Tobacco Road is Miami's oldest bar and had the first liquor license. For more history on the place click here.

The property and surrounding land was purchased by Columbian developer Carlos Mattos in April 2012 for $12.5 million. 

On October 25th, Tobacco Road will have its final closing party.

SkyWalk Added Over South Miami Ave. For Brickell City Centre

SkyWalks Connecting Brickell City Centre Over 7th St and South Miami Ave.

This past weekend, workers began installing the skywalk connecting the retail portion of Brickell City Centre over South Miami Ave. Over a month ago the skywalk was added over 7th Street.

South Miami Ave. is no longer closed this morning and traffic is able to go through.

Click here for current construction photos for all of Brickell City Centre.

1100 Millecento Construction Photos

1100 Millecento

1100 Millecento

Workers have finished most of the construction on the rooftop pool since our last update in the Summer. 

The last remaining crane has been removed and most of the outside of the building has been painted. 

The final completion should be in the next couple of months.

Construction progress photos can be seen here.

Brickell City Centre Construction Photos - Day & Night

Construction is rising fast at Brickell City Centre since our last update. Swire has closed the 8th St. metromover station until Summer of 2015, they have started construction on the retail portion below North Squared Condo and they have added the skywalk above 7th St connecting the towers.

Rise Brickell City Center has since risen to 17 floors and Reach Brickell City Centre has risen to 13 floors. 

Hotel East is the tower that has been built the quickest with many of the windows being installed and a few of the glass balconies being added on. 

The retail portion of Brickell City Centre is taking shape with most of the steel frames going up and concrete being poured to create the floors.

Below are current photos of the project.

Rise Brickell City Centre

East Hotel

Reach Brickell City Centre

Retail and Wellness Centre of Brickell City Centre

Brickell City Centre

Brickell Bayview Center Given Green Light By FAA

Site of Brickell Bayview Center In Red

Site of Brickell Bayview Center In Red

The FAA has given the okay for Brickell Bayview Center to start construction according to exMiami.

Brickell Bayview Center will be a 48 story condo with 420 residential units and 4,500 square feet of ground floor retail. 

The project was design by Jonathan Cardello of ADD Inc., the developer is Crocker Partners and the constructor is Balfour Beatty.

Brickell Bayview Center is located at 86 SW 8th St next to Brickell Heights, Brickell City Centre and next to an office building that was just put up for sale.

Construction is expected to start soon.

Broadstone At Brickell Rental Condo Planned For West Brickell

Broadstone At Brickell Site On the Left in West Brickell

ExMiami is reporting that Alliance Residential is building a 372 unit rental condo called Broadstone at Brickell in the transforming West Brickell area.

The rental project will be built at 267 SW 11th Street, which is right next to I-95. It will be 7 stories and rise 253 feet. 

The architect is is Dorsky + Yue. No word on when construction will start.

An Aerial Tour Of The Abandoned Miami Marine Stadium

The Miami Marine Stadium has been abandoned since 1992 after Hurricane Andrew. City officials deemed the building to be structurally unsafe and ordered it closed. The stadium was used for boat races and concerts such as Gloria Estefan and Jimmy Buffett.

While the stadium has sat abandoned for twenty two years, it has become a haven for graffiti artists who have used the stadium walls as a canvas to display their work.

Friends of Miami Marine Stadium are working towards raising money and restoring the stadium for future use. They can be contacted at their website.