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.
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.
Related Group Reveals Arquitectonica-Designed One Island Park On Miami Beach's Terminal Island
Related Group has revealed a first look at the Arquitectonica-designed One Island Park on Miami Beach’s Terminal Island. The developer is moving ahead with the approval process to bring 90 ultra-luxury condominiums via a zoning change in addition to a 50,000 SF city fleet maintenance and sanitation facility at no cost to tax payers.
Related Group has revealed a first look at the Arquitectonica-designed One Island Park on Miami Beach’s Terminal Island. The developer is moving ahead with the approval process to bring 90 ultra-luxury condominiums via a zoning change in addition to a 50,000 SF city fleet maintenance and sanitation facility at no cost to tax payers. The City of Miami Beach Commission voted to refer the proposal to Miami Beach’s Land Use and Development Committee for review.
Inside The DOMO-Designed 15-Acre West of West District Proposed To Transform The Heart Of South Beach
A partnership between Todd Michael Glaser, Jarrett and Sean Posner, Fred Carlton and Charlie Ratner have proposed a 15-acre mixed use project known as West of West District in South Beach. The project is designed by DOMO Architecture + Design and is located between Bay Road and Alton Road and 13th Street and 16th Street on Miami Beach.
A partnership between Todd Michael Glaser, Jarrett and Sean Posner, Fred Carlton and Charlie Ratner have proposed a 15-acre mixed use project known as West of West District in South Beach. The project is designed by DOMO Architecture + Design and is located between Bay Road and Alton Road and 13th Street and 16th Street on Miami Beach. The development team presented the project to Miami Beach Commissioners earlier this month (February 2019) and it will go up in front of Miami Beach’s Land Use Board in March. The developers are seeking a reduction in setbacks from the city. West of West will be built around a pedestrian concept bringing live/work lofts, restaurants and retail accentuated with landscaped parks and courtyards to the district. DOMO, which is led by Robert Moehring and Francisco Llado, consulted organizations such as the Urban Land Institute in reference to climate change while designing the project. The developers amassed 9 properties in the district for $10 million where there are an estimated 120-140 properties.
Ytech has unveiled 75 Broadway in Brickell: a 52-story collection of 106 homes from $3 million, designed by KPF with ACPV interiors and Enea landscapes. Completion is anticipated in late 2029.