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Originally Posted by Prezrezc
This is truly NYC south. It never seems to stop.
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The skyline has been getting taller on average too. Relative to many other American Cities, some of the projects coming out and in the pipeline would be signature towers for a lot of locales. I wish Miami the best, and may the boom live on!!!
The city is a great place. I think for those that don't think so, and haven't visited it, just go there, you'll know what I mean. The food, the towers, the water, the latina's, the heritage, the cars... its a bonanza.
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Originally Posted by colemonkee
Love this one too! This one reminds me a bit of the Daniel Libeskind-designed and never-built One Madison Avenue in NY, just without the sky gardens and with a different skin. I love how we're getting these quasi-recycled designs of never-built towers around the world in Miami, because the re-used designs are building from pretty solid bones.
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I agree. It's what came to mind too.
In typical Miami fashion, a vibrant facade.
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