Maizon at Brickell
Since going vertical at the beginning of the year, Maizon at Brickell has now reached the 3rd floor of the 24 story building.
Maizon at Brickell is being developed by ZOM Living and designed by MSA Architects.
Brickell
868 Feet Above Miami - Views From The Top Of Panorama Tower
North View From Panorama Tower
Since topping off in April 2017, Panorama Tower is getting closer to opening in Brickell.
Work is still continuing on the residential portion of the building and also the Hyatt Centric Hotel, which will occupy floors 3 - 18. The amenities deck will be located on the 19th floor that overlooks Brickell Bay Drive on the East side with views of Biscayne Bay. The West side of the amenities deck overlooks Brickell Avenue and has views of the city. The 19th floor amenities deck features one of the largest pools in Miami.
At 85 stories and 868 feet, Panorama Tower is the tallest building on the Eastern Seaboard South of New York City. As the building grew taller, we showed views from the 57th floor, the 67th floor, and finally the views from the top as the building topped off.
As Panorama Tower inches towards completion we once again show the views below from 868 feet as the building soars over Brickell and offers incredible views of the city.
Previous construction photos of Panorama Tower can be viewed here.
Views From the Top of Panorama Tower
Building Exterior and 19th Floor Amenities Deck
A First Look At The 47 Story Una Residences In Brickell
in Brickell, Miami, OKO Group, Una Residences
Una Residences Rendering
A 47 story luxury condominium called Una Residences is being planned in Brickell located at 175 SE 25th Rd.
The tower will be developed by OKO Group, who is also developing the under construction Missoni Baia, and designed by architectural firm Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture. Lanscaping will be by Enzo Enea.
Una Residences will have 135 residential units that will range from 1,100 to 4,786 square feet with prices from $900,000 to $5 million.
Currently on the site is an aging 11 story condo built in 1971 on a 47,248 square foot lot. An Una sales center was built on the 11 floor of the building. OKO Group purchased all of the individual 61 units in the building for a total of $48 million.
Along with Missoni Baia, OKO Group purchased land for $54 million in Edgewater in November 2016 and also started demolition on another Brickell site at 830 SE 1st Ave where a 712 foot luxury condo is planned.
Una Residences is expected to be completed in 2021.
Panorama Tower Getting Closer To Opening
Panorama Tower
The 868 foot Panorama Tower, the tallest building in Miami and tallest building South of New York City is getting closer to completion since we last looked at the beginning of the year.
The lighting on the exterior of Panorama Tower illuminates the tower at night while it looms large over the other buildings in the vicinity.
With incredible views from the very top of the building, Panorama Tower is expected to be completed in March.
Previous construction photos of Panorama Tower can be viewed here.
Brickell Flatiron Reaches 28th Floor Of Construction
Brickell Flatiron
Brickell Flatiron continues to rise quickly since we last looked at the beginning of January. The 64 story is now on the 28th floor and about to begin work on the 29th floor.
A year ago, Brickell Flatiron was just starting to go vertical.
Glass in now being installed on the lower portion of the residential tower as the curves of the building are taking shape.
Previous construction photos of Brickell Flatiron can be viewed here.
Brickell Sunset Timelapse 4K
Swire Properties & Isanic Trading To Develop Land Across From Brickell City Centre
Future Development Site In Red
Swire Properties and Colombian based Isanic Trading are going to be developing a 72,000 square foot lot located at 650 South Miami Avenue in Brickell across that street from Brickell City Centre, according to The Real Deal.
The site is on the location of Tobacco Road, which was demolished in November 2014 and was the oldest bar in Miami. A house that was built in 1920 was also on the site and demolished in March 2015. Also on the site is an empty parking lot and the restaurants River Oyster Bar and Bonding.
Isanic Trading is owned by Colombian developer Carlos Mattos who purchased sites across the street at 19 and 42 SW 6th Street, which were the site of the former Associated Photos buildings, for $9 million in August 2015. Mattos also purchased a site in Downtown Miami with Ytech International for $21 million in January 2015 and owns a 110,082 square foot lot next to the Miami River, which was purchased for $28 million in 2012.