South Miami Votes Against The Zyscovich Architects-Designed Proposal To Redevelop The Shops at Sunset Place
After a year of developing plans with Zyscovich Architects to redevelop the Shops at Sunset Place with the addition of a hotel and 2 residential rental buildings, the South Miami City Commission has voted 3-2 against the project.
After a year of developing plans with Zyscovich Architects to redevelop the Shops at Sunset Place with the addition of a hotel and 2 residential rental buildings, the South Miami City Commission has voted 3-2 against the project. PROFILEmiami first reported in October 2016 that Federal Realty Investment Trust, Comras Company and Grass River Property had acquired the aging Sunset Place mall for $110 million and and were planning a major redevelopment to reenergize the property. In October 2017 we reported that the Zyscovich Architects-designed proposal would include the addition of a 17-story hotel with 182 hotel rooms, and two 14-story residential rental buildings with 442 units total. That proposal was ultimately killed by the City of South Miami's Special Planning Board which was under pressure from worries that the project would open the door to immense development in South Miami. Mayor Philip Stoddard and Vice-Mayor Bob Welsh voted yes, while others voted against it.
Check-Out The Zyscovich Architects-Designed Proposal To Redevelop The Shops at Sunset Place
A Zyscovich Architects-designed proposal to redevelop the Shops at Sunset Place is under review by the City of South Miami's Special Planning Board. The developers goal is to reenergize the existing, aging, Shops at Sunset Place into a lively mixed-use, urban district.
A Zyscovich Architects-designed proposal to redevelop the Shops at Sunset Place is under review by the City of South Miami's Special Planning Board. The developers goal is to reenergize the existing, aging, Shops at Sunset Place into a lively mixed-use, urban district. The proposal calls for the addition of a "substantial residential component" including a hotel, restaurants, retail, offices and outdoor parks/gardens. Among the residential towers include a 17-story hotel with 182 hotel rooms, and two 14-story residential rental buildings with 442 units total. The first phase of the project would include demolishing and rebuilding large sections of the existing shopping center to update it with a more up-to-date, modern design. The second phase is to add a "true resident population." The redevelopment is being designed by Zyscovich Architects and Developed by Federal Realty, Grass River Realty and Comras Company.
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