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Canvas Miami
Located in Miami’s Arts & Entertainment district, the 37 story Canvas Miami is almost ready to open to residents.
Construction began in April 2016 and started going vertical July 2016 before topping off in August 2017.
With 513 residential units, Canvas will have a 6,000 square foot rooftop restaurant and ground level retail.
Canvas was developed by NR Investments.
Previous construction photos of Canvas can be viewed here.
Art Plaza Under Construction
The under construction Art Plaza in the Arts & Entertainment district continues to rise quickly as the East Tower has reached the 24th floor and the West Tower reaches the 18th floor. Both towers will top off at 34 stories.
When we last looked mid July construction was on the 14th and 9th floor and the first glass was being installed. The glass installation is continuing on the lower floors with the exterior of the building starting to get painted.
At this pace, both towers should be topped off before the end of 2018.
Art Plaza will have 667 units with 15,000 square feet of commercial space.
Previous construction photos of Art Plaza can be viewed here.
Eighty Seven Park Almost to Top Off
The 18 story Eighty Seven Park in Surfside is about to officially top off in Surfside as construction reaches the top floor.
In July, the glass was being installed on the lower floors of the the Renzo Piano designed building and now it's almost halfway up.
Construction is expected to be completed early 2019.
Previous construction photos of Eighty Seven Park can be viewed here.
Brickell Flatiron is getting closer to top off has it reaches the 53rd floor of construction and is only 11 floors away from topping off.
At the beginning of the year, construction was just reaching the 21st floor and almost a year ago construction was on the 15th floor parking garage.
Previous construction photos of Brickell Flatiron can be viewed here.
Park Line Towers MiamiCentral
When we last looked at the Park Line Towers at MiamiCentral in early July, the North Tower was close to top off. The North Tower has now topped off at 30 stories while the South Tower will top off at 33 stories.
The North Tower started going vertical in November 2017.
Previous construction photos of the Park Line Towers can be viewed here.
Paramount Miami Worldcenter
The 60 story Paramount Miami Worldcenter in Downtown Miami continues to take shape after topping off earlier this month. A year ago, construction was just reaching the 19th floor.
Paramount Miami Worldcenter is the second tower to top off in the 27 acre Worldcenter complex after the almost completed Caoba Miami Worldcenter Apartments across the street.
At 641 feet and 569 residential units, Paramount is expected to be completed by early 2019.
Previous construction photos of Paramount Miami Worldcenter since the beginning can be viewed here.
Caoba Miami Worldcenter
Caoba Miami Worldcenter is getting closer to completion and ready for a Fall 2018 opening after only topping off at the beginning of the year.
When we last looked at the 43 rental tower in Downtown Miami at the end of June, all of the hoists were about to be removed. Now most of the exterior of the building has been painted with work finishing on the North side of the tower.
With 450 rental units, Caoba will be the first building completed as part of the 27 acre Miami Worldcenter project in Downtown Miami.
Previous construction photos of Caoba can be viewed here.
