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Sushi Samba Along Miami River
The 19,788 square foot three level building along the Miami River that will have a Sushi Samba and Duck & Waffle is progressing.
The building, developed by Melo Group and designed by ITEC Design started construction earlier this year. The design of the building is supposed to be a play on lobster crates.
Previous construction photos can be viewed here.
A year ago, District 36 (now known as Eve at the District) was just starting to go vertical on the 19 story mixed used building in Midtown Miami. District 36 will have 195 luxury rental units, plus 60,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.
The exterior of the building has been painted and landscape work is being done on the amenities deck. Completion is expected by October of this year.
Previous construction photos can be viewed here.
The Brickell district of Miami has changed significantly since the 1980s when it was comprised mostly of financial buildings and low rise apartment buildings.
In the early 2000s, condos started popping up in the area and along Brickell Avenue. The recession hit in 2008 and building came to a halt in Miami. It wasn't until 2012 when Brickell City Centre started construction that the market picked up and more condos were added to the growing Miami skyline. In 2012, there were many empty lots scattered around Brickell. Those lots are now filled with condos such as Brickell City Centre, Brickell Heights, SLS Lux, SLS Brickell, My Brickell, 1100 Millecento, Bond at Brickell, Panorama Tower, 1010 Brickell, Brickell Flatiron and Solitair Brickell.
The Brickell skyline will only continue to change in the future with proposed condos in the works such as One Brickell, Edge on Brickell, 830 Brickell, Villa Magna and One Brickell City Centre.
Not only is Brickell experiencing a change, but also West Brickell, which is located West of the Metrorail tracks.
Previous transformation photos of Brickell from 2012 - 2015 can also be viewed here.
Midtown 5
When we last looked at Midtown 5 in March, the 24 story building in Midtown Miami had just topped out.
Most of the windows and glass balconies have been installed and painting is being done on the exterior.
With 400 rental units, Midtown 5 should be completed before the end of the year.
Hyde Midtown
Since going vertical in April, Hyde Midtown located at 3401 NE 1st Ave, has reached the 12th floor of the 32 story building.
With 60 hotel rooms and 410 residential units, Hyde Midtown recently secured a $114.7 million financing deal for the project.
Hyde Midtown is being developed by The Related Group with Dezer Development.
Construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2017.
Previous construction photos can be viewed here.
Biscayne Beach in Edgewater
Since topping off at the beginning of May, Biscayne Beach has added the pool deck on the 6th floor and the windows are nearly added to most of the building.
Two years ago at this time, foundation work was starting to take place at the site after breaking ground in April 2014.
Previous construction photos can be viewed here.
Avant at Met Square
After going vertical at the beginning of the year, Avant at Met Square is starting to rise on the residential portion of the 42 story building.
Avant at Met Square is located across the street from the proposed 70 story Riverwalk East Development site.
