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Eighty Seven Park Under Construction
Since going vertical earlier in the year, Eighty Seven Park has now reached the 9th floor of the 18 story luxury condominium in Surfside.
Eighty Seven Park is being developed by Terra Group and designed by Pritzker Prize winning architect Renzo Piano.
With only 68 residential units, construction began at Eighty Seven Park in April 2016.
The 28 story Midtown 8 has topped off since we last looked in April with construction expected to be completed by the end of the year.
Midtown 8 is being developed by Wood Partners and designed by Stantec.
Previous construction photos of Midtown 8 can be viewed here.
Panorama Tower in Brickell
Panorama Tower has received a temporary certificate of occupancy (TCO) for the first 46 floors of the building allowing residents to move in. The upper floors of the building, floors 47 - 85 are expected to receive TCO later this Summer.
The Hyatt Centric Hotel opened earlier last month at the base of the building.
The 85 story Panorama Tower is the tallest building South of New York City at 868 feet with spectacular views of all of Miami at the very top.
Previous construction photos of Panorama Tower can be viewed here.
Midtown 6 Under Construction
After beginning construction in February, the 32 story Midtown 6 in Midtown Miami has reached the 7th floor.
Midtown 6 is located across the railroad tracks from the under construction 6.6 acre from Chiquita Banana site.
Art Plaza
Art Plaza in the Arts & Entertainment district has reached the 8th floor on the East Tower and the 5th floor on the West Tower.
A month ago, both towers were starting to go vertical and three cranes started to be installed at the beginning of March.
Previous construction photos of Art Plaza can be viewed here.
Old United States Post Office and Courthouse
Biscayne Bay Brewing is opening a second location at the Old United States Post Office and Courthouse building at 100 NE 1st Ave in Downtown Miami, according to The Real Deal.
The 3 story United States Post Office and Courthouse building was built in 1917 by architect Oscar Renderoth in a neoclassical style, with an addition added later in 1937 designed by Kiehnel and Elliot when it was converted into the First Federal Savings and Loan Bank. The bank occupied the building until 1990. In 2013, the first two floors were occupied by the Miami Center for Architecture and Design after spending over $300,000 in renovations. The lease for the Miami Center for Architecture and Design ended at the end of last year.
Daniel Peña of Stambul Ventures purchased the 35,455 square foot building in June 2014 for $11 million.
