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Condo
SLS Lux Hotel & Residences Brickell
Since our last update, SLS Lux was getting ready for the foundation pour at the site. Since then, two cranes have been installed and the building is starting to vertical.
Curbed Miami has renderings of the Arquitectonica designed project here.
Brickell Heights
Construction at Brickell Heights is moving pretty quickly on both of the two towers. The pedestals that will rise into the residential units are starting to take shape. The glass windows are being installed on the lower portion of the buildings.
Our previous construction update can be seen here.
Echo Brickell
Since installing a crane at the site at the end of April, Echo Brickell is starting to go vertical on the 57 story building.
A shark tank that was supposed to be located in the lobby will now be replaced with fish, according to Curbed Miami.
Renderings of Echo Brickell can be seen at Curbed Miami.
1010 Brickell
Since we last looked at 1010 Brickell back in March, the site just added a crane and was in the process of starting the foundation pour. Fast forward to the end of July and the 50 story condo is currently on the 6th floor. The building is just a bit higher than the height of the parking garage that was previously there.
1010 Brickell is just one of many condos being built in the Brickell area at the moment.
Site of a Planned Condo-Hotel
Recently the Edge on Brickell site sold for $18.3 million to developer Leo Macedo, who plans to build a 60 story condo-hotel, according to The Real Deal.
Macedo plans on building the condo-hotel with 300 residential units and 200 hotel rooms with a rooftop restaurant. He is looking to bring in a five star hotel for the property.
Architect Kobi Karp is currently designing the project, which as of now, does not have a name.
Spark Tower in Edgewater
In the growing district of Edgewater comes another residential condo called Spark, according to The Real Deal. The 27 story tower located at 522 NE 34th St. and in close proximity to Related Group's Paraiso project.
The building is being developed by Spider Ventures Developers Andres Goldenberg and Alejandro Eskenazi. The architect is Behar & Font.
Units will range from 955 - 1800 square feet and sales are expected to begin soon.
Fauna District on Miami Beach
Over on Miami Beach, the Faena District is making progress. The Faena Versailles is completed gutted and the Versailles sign has been removed from the building.
The biggest progress has been made on Faena Forum, which will be an arts and culture center. Faena Forum is expected to open this December for Art Basel.
Previous photos can be seen here.
