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Old Posted Jun 28, 2015, 6:12 PM
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^ One Brickell will still be taller than the B of A tower though.
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^ One Brickell will still be taller than the B of A tower though.
No. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_America_Plaza_(Atlanta)
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That info is incorrect. Anyone can edit Wikipedia. BofA Plaza in Atlanta is 1,023 feet.

http://www.emporis.com/buildings/121137/bank-of-america-plaza-atlanta-ga-usa
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^ I have always known B of A in Atlanta to be around 1,025 feet or so. How it somehow has jumped to 1,040 feet is beyond me! Anyways even using hunser's argument that One Brickell's highest occupied floor would be less than 1,000 feet that contradicts what the CTBUH says:
http://www.skyscrapercenter.com/building/one-brickell-city-centre/15763

Even if it's highest occupied floor is less than 1,000 feet One Brickell will still taller than the B of A. I will take the word of Emporis & CTBUH over Wikipedia.
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The more I'm seeing this, the more I like it....!
It will be a bold, powerful anchor statement in the middle of the Brickell skyline....I like the two cutouts, also.....
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The more I'm seeing this, the more I like it....!
It will be a bold, powerful anchor statement in the middle of the Brickell skyline....I like the two cutouts, also.....
Should complement Skyrise in terms of an impact on the skyline. Once World Center, and Innovation District kick into high gear, its about to get a lot bigger and bulkier. Miami Central Phase 1 and 2 will add some nice density, and the towers near Museum Park as well. Whole region is booming, and many more skyscrapers to spring up. Also, 444 Brickell and Villa Magna added to the list. Magna possibly being a future tallest.

I'm curious on what will happen to the Empire World Towers site. Lots of potential.
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Should complement Skyrise in terms of an impact on the skyline. Once World Center, and Innovation District kick into high gear, its about to get a lot bigger and bulkier. Miami Central Phase 1 and 2 will add some nice density, and the towers near Museum Park as well. Whole region is booming, and many more skyscrapers to spring up. Also, 444 Brickell and Villa Magna added to the list. Magna possibly being a future tallest.

I'm curious on what will happen to the Empire World Towers site. Lots of potential.
I was just in Miami, Miami Beach, Sunny Isles, Fort Lauderdale, etc. Construction cranes everywhere! Pretty nuts. Congrats to Miami on the first Supertall and joining (along with San Francisco and Philadelphia) the United States Supertall club. Hopefully this gets built
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Don't they have Observatory Deck? Do they think will ever build new Observatory Deck?
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Don't they have Observatory Deck? Do they think will ever build new Observatory Deck?
No observatory at this time but they are saying a lounge will occupy the 80th. floor. It appears that the upper floors will be hotel rooms.
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I love the height, and it will look great in the skyline, but i hate how the facade textures change so bluntly.
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I love the height, and it will look great in the skyline, but i hate how the facade textures change so bluntly.
I think that has more to do with the floor heights between a Hotel room which usually are shorter and the Office heights which are taller.
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Future Construction date?

Metromover station to return soon
Written by Catherine Lackner on September 22, 2015

Good news, Brickell drivers, pedestrians and Metro-mover riders: the cranes are gone from the Brickell City Centre construction site and key components will be up and running soon.

“We are a fluid construction site, although we are very close to delivery of certain components,” said a spokesperson for Swire Properties, which is developing the massive project. All of the buildings in the first phase have been topped off.

The Eighth Street Metro-mover station, closed since August 2014, will re-open this fall, revitalized and incorporated into a third level of shopping, she said. Riders will be able to disembark and get to the street level, she added, though the station will not be connected to the rest of the complex yet.

The bulk of the first phase “is scheduled to be delivered this winter,” the spokesperson said. Included are two office towers (Two Brickell City Centre at 78 SE Seventh St., with 129,338 square feet of space, and Three Brickell City Centre, with 134,550 square feet of space at 98 SE Seventh St.), the 263-key Miami East Hotel at 788 Brickell Plaza, and three residential buildings. They are the East Residences, with 89 units at 89 SE Eighth St., the Rise Condo at 88 SW Seventh St., and the Reach Condo at 68 SE Sixth St., each of which will contain 390 units.

A 500,000-square-foot shopping center at 701 S Miami Ave., to include food, beverage and entertainment, is scheduled for completion in fall 2016.

Construction on Phase II, which comprises the 80-story One Brickell City Centre, is scheduled to begin at the end of 2017. North Squared at 529 S Miami Ave., on the Miami River, is slated for future development but a timetable has yet to be determined for it, the spokesperson said.

http://www.miamitodaynews.com/2015/09/22/metromover-station-to-return-soon/
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I just hope the market doesn't affect the outcome of this tower. A lot can happen in two years in terms of Miami-Dade real estate. But, best wishes for this one. May the market stay strong!
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Swire Properties Chief Excited About Future Phases Of Brickell City Centre

Swire Properties Chief Excited About Future Phases Of Brickell City Centre
By TNM Staff on May 17, 2016

As Brickell City Centre’s first phase nears completion, the developer of the project is quick to point out that there are “follow on exciting stories” to come in future phases.

At an analyst meeting last week, Swire Properties Chief Executive Guy Bradley wanted investors to know that “there is a phase 2, and potentially future phases.” The next phases are “not small” and “can continue the transformational story.”

The second phase is about 1.4 million square foot, he said. It will include office, residential, hotel and retail space in an 80-story tower.

Bradley said that another potential future phase is a 523,000 square foot condo building, about the same size as the Rise and Reach condo towers that have already been completed.



from swire’s presentation last week:



http://www.thenextmiami.com/swire-properties-chief-excited-second-phase-brickell-city-centre/

Pics by me March 2016 :


http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx5/M...i%20Pics%202016/IMG_2005_zpsypkmsgnq.jpg


http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx5/M...i%20Pics%202016/IMG_2006_zpsin28d7on.jpg

^ EAST Hotel & Residences | 157.3m | 516 ft. | 41 stories


http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx5/M...i%20Pics%202016/IMG_2012_zpsh79kqzjq.jpg

^ View to the east on SW 8th. street | Calle' Ocho from left to right is the RISE tower , EAST Hotel & Residences, SLS Lux Brickell U/C , & the twin Brickell Heights towers U/C.

http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx5/M...i%20Pics%202016/IMG_2013_zpse0jjbtxf.jpg

^ Metrorail span in the foreground.


http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx5/M...i%20Pics%202016/IMG_2007_zpsp5nvsejg.jpg

^ View from S. Miami Avenue with the pedestrian over pass & the Climate Ribbon above.


http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx5/M...i%20Pics%202016/IMG_2015_zpsdrfi4pxi.jpg

^ Intersection of SW 8th. Street | Calle Ocho' & S. Miami Ave. with the EAST Hotel on the left & the SLS Lux Brickell U/C (595 ft. | 57 stories) on the right.

The proposed One Brickell Citi Centre tower (1,040 ft.| 317m | 80 stories) will rise just to the left of the street light.
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Eastern National Bank Vacates Office Building Where Brickell City Centre’s Second Pha

By TNM Staff on June 20, 2016

An office building that sits on the future site of One Brickell City Centre has been vacated by Eastern National Bank

Brickell City Centre developer Swire Properties purchased the 197,611 square foot office building from Eastern National in 2011 for just $13.1 million. The bank moved from the building, located at 799 Brickell Plaza, in mid-May.

Next door, Swire also owns the former Miami Today headquarters, which has already been demolished, and another office building currently being used as a sales center for condos at Brickell City Centre. The properties will be combined to become the site of the 1,049 One Brickell City Centre mixed-use tower.


http://www.emporis.com/images/show/680850-Large-fullheightview-view-from-the-southwest.jpg
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Swire Sees Strong Office Market, Preparing For One Brickell City Centre

By TNM Staff on March 16, 2017

Miami’s office market is tightening due to a lack of new supply, Swire Properties CEO Guy Bradley said on an earnings conference call today.

Bradley said that the robust market bodes well for Brickell City Centre’s next phase, an 80-story project called One Brickell City Centre.

About half of the floor area in the new tower will be devoted to office use, according to Bradley, although the company hasn’t yet finalized exact numbers.

Swire still hasn’t decided exactly when they will break ground on One Brickell City Centre, although a presentation lists a 2018 construction date.
Bradley said that the land is ready and that it was just a matter of “pushing the button.”

Although retail in the U.S. is “challenging,” Brickell City Centre is doing relatively well. About 91 percent of space in the mall was leased as of November 2016.

Condo sales remain slow. Swire sold just 4 condo units in the project over the past month.

The company had contracts on 355 units at Reach and 187 units at Rise as of March 14, compared to 353 and 185 on February 9.



http://www.thenextmiami.com/swire-sees-strong-office-market-preparing-one-brickell-city-centre/
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Hotel Will Be At Top Of 80-Story One Brickell City Centre











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Swire Properties gave a presentation to the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization Governing Board at a meeting on March 23.

The presentation included a slide that showed plans for the upcoming 80-story One Brickell City Centre, which is slated to become Miami’s tallest building at 1,049 feet above sea level.

The plans appear to show only a small portion of the project will be retail, on the ground floor. The lower levels will be office, mid levels will be residential, while the top floors will become a hotel.

On March 16, Swire’s CEO told stock analysts that Miami’s office market was strong, which bodes well for the project.
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