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New Towers Proposed At Miami Worldcenter – Bisnow
Plans for five new towers, three by Nichols, totaling more than 4M SF at the Miami Worldcenter development just north of Downtown Miami are under review.
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Miami World Towers by Nichols Architects
The 27-acre master-planned community is overseen by master developer Art Falcone, the CEO of Boca Raton-based Falcone Group, and Nitin Motwani, managing partner at Fort Lauderdale-based Merrimac Ventures.
The plans are split between two proposals that will be considered Wednesday by the Miami Urban Development Review Board.
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Miami World Towers by Nichols Architects
The larger of the two plans adds three residential towers to the one already under construction at Miami World Towers, a development spanning nearly a full block at 10 Northeast Eighth St. and 777 North Miami Ave.
The proposal, from an affiliate of New York-based Lalezarian Properties, includes 2,040 residences and almost 3K SF of ground-floor retail, with two towers rising 695 feet, or 68 stories, and a third building reaching 280 feet.
The towers would add 2.1M SF of residential space to Block E at Miami Worldcenter. Together with the under-construction tower, the Miami World Towers would have 2,600 residences across more than 3M SF of new development.
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Miami World Towers by Nichols Architects
The towers will be connected by a podium and an 810-car parking garage. The taller towers would have amenities spanning the top floor and rooftop.
Coral Gables-based Nichols Architects designed the properties, which were submitted to the development board by Bilzin Sumberg attorney Javier Aviñó. Lalezarian acquired the 1.9-acre site for $43M in 2019, Commercial Observer reported.
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