Downtown Miami's New World Tower to Undergo $10 Million Renovation, To Become 100 Biscayne

Downtown Miami's New World Tower will undergo a $10 million from East End Capital and will be renamed 100 Biscayne. The redesign of the existing 30-story, 357-foot office tower will be headed up by Zyscovich Architects with interiors by MKDA. Renovations will include the lobby, façade, hallways, common areas, parking facilities, bathrooms, new amenity spaces with conference areas and fitness centers as well as upgrading the building to fiber connectivity. At the time of completion in the 1960's, New World Tower was the tallest building in Miami. East End Capital acquired the land for $84 million in fall 2016.

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