The architects behind Miami’s iconic Espirito Santo building are working to design an 84-story glass tower for Spain-based Banco Santander’s site on Brickell Avenue.
New York City-based Khon Pederson Fox Associates (KPF) won a contest to design the building, the company confirmed. But Banco Santander officials have wanted to keep the details of the Miami project under wraps.
975 Meter Superscraper In Miami Could Steal Dubai's Crown
20. JAN, 2010
Plans have been floated for a new superscraper in Miami that could steal the world’s tallest crown from Dubai’s Burj Khalifa.
Despite Miami’s financial woes, having a reported 100,000 plus properties in foreclosure according to the Miami Herald, Kobi Karp has submitted designs for Miapolis - a ‘city within a city’ planned for Watson Island.
The 160 storey building would be more than 183 metres higher than the Burj Khalifa if built and would house an amusement park, observatory, restaurants, 1.96 million sq ft of shops, over 1000 apartments, 1 million sq ft office space and a 792 room hotel.
The project has been around for more than a decade but it is reported that developer Guillermo Socarras has been in talks with the Federal Aviation Administration to secure approval for the height of the tower.
The project is currently looking for funding from investors.
Of course it matters who is there. Empty buildings are pretty pointless.
With 3 office towers going up there's a big fight for tennants. Last I heard Met2 is getting the Greenberg Traurig Law firm and a few others. I don't know that anybody will be big enough to get naming rights though. The back half of the building will be a JW Marriot Hotel.
Of course it matters who is there. Empty buildings are pretty pointless.
With 3 office towers going up there's a big fight for tennants. Last I heard Met2 is getting the Greenberg Traurig Law firm and a few others. I don't know that anybody will be big enough to get naming rights though. The back half of the building will be a JW Marriot Hotel.
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