JDS Development Completes Phase 1 Of Site Work At 1 Southside Park in Brickell

JDS Development Group, led by Michael Stern, has completed the first phase of site work at 1 Southside Park, a new world-class mixed-use luxury tower in the heart of Brickell. The developer has completed soil mixing on a portion of the site and has moved onto soil mixing at another site on the assemblage. They have also completed a temporary parking lot and the tower is now fully permitted. When complete the tower will rise 64-stories, 773’.

1 Southside Park designed by SHoP Architects, ODP Architecture and Design as well as James Corner Field Operations. The mixed-use project is a redevelopment of an existing fire station at 1105-1133 SW 2nd Ave. 1 Southside Park will rise 64-stories and span 2.48 million square feet of total development. The project will feature 1,195 multifamily units, 200 hotel rooms, 5,120 square feet of event space, 165,000 square feet of office, 99,824 square feet of health and wellness, 23,312 square feet of restaurant space, a 1,417 square foot fast food restaurant space, 1,000 parking spaces and a 32,000 square foot fire station. In exchange for increased development the density of the project, JDS Development will pay for improvements to Southside Park as well as included the new fire station in the project.

The residential units will be operated as apartment rentals and Barry Sternlicht’s Treehouse Hotels will operate the hotel component which will be known as Treehouse Brickell. The hotel component is being designed in collaboration with Rockwell Group with a focus on sustainability by implementing a wide range of energy, water, and environmental design strategies. Treehouse Brickell will minimize the hotel's environmental impact and provide a lower carbon footprint aided by features such as rainwater harvesting and reuse, low-carbon energy materials, electric-car-recharging stations, and bike parking. 1 Southside Park is expected to be completed in 2025.

Mixed-Use Development '29N' Revealed In Wynwood At Former Site Of Rubell Family Collection

A development partnership between L&L Holding Company, CARPE Real Estate Partners, and Fortis Design + Build have revealed 29N, a mixed-use project which feature rental apartments, office space, ground floor retail and micro retail. The project is to be developed on the former site of the Rubell Family Collection at 95 NW 29th St. and is designed by Gensler Architects.

29N will bring 523 residential units; 200,618 SF of office space; 26,372 SF of retail space; and 668 parking spaces. Apartment units would range from 504 SF studios to 1,093 SF two-bedroom residences. The project will also feature 30,000 SF of rooftop space and 22,000 SF of open space on the ground floor with a plaza and pedestrian promenade which is open to the public and designed by James Corner Field Operations. The project is currently under review by the Wynwood Design Review Committee.

JDS Development Group Reveals Plans For 1 Southside Park In Brickell

JDS Development Group, led by Michael Stern, has revealed plans for 1 Southside Park designed by SHoP Architects, ODP Architecture and Design as well as James Corner Field Operations. The mixed-use project is a redevelopment of an existing fire station at 1105-1133 SW 2nd Ave.

1 Southside Park will rise 64-stories and span 2.48 million square feet of total development. The project will feature 1,175 multifamily units, 200 hotel rooms, 6,000 square feet of event space, 200,000 square feet of office, 100,000 square feet of health and wellness, 11,000 square feet of restaurant space, 1,000 parking spaces and a 32,000 square foot fire station.

In order to make the project possible, JDS Development will purchase transfer of development rights from the City of Miami from Southside Park and First Miami High School. This will allow the developer to boost the density of the project and in return JDS Development will pay for improvements to the park as well as fire station.

Funding For Lincoln Road Revamp Approved By Miami Beach City Commission

A $77.4 million funding package for a major James Corner Field Operations-designed revamp of Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road has been approved by Miami Beach city commissioners. The funding will come from city taxpayers in addition to a $16 million Special Assessment charged to property owners in the immediate Lincoln Road district. The city has also updated zoning to allow some Lincoln Road property owners to build hotels. Construction in the renovation is expected to commence in spring 2020 and will include an enhanced pedestrian promenade, a new outdoor dining layout, updated lighting and signage, a new performance area, updated landscaping and renovations to many of the roads historic structures designed by Morris Lapidus.