Plans for a 33-story tower have been revealed for the first time in a filing to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board.
The building is named 1600 Edgewater, according to a letter to board members from an architect at Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design, the firm designing the building.
“This building aspires to be more than just a physical structure; it is a celebration of Edgewater’s vibrant character that embraces the essences of the Bay, Wynwood and Miami,” the architect wrote.
1600 Edgewater is planned at the former Miami Cash Register site.
It is planned to rise 381 feet, and include:
- 282 residential units (262 market rate, 20 affordable)
- 6,615 square feet of commercial (5,539 SF ground floor, 1,077 SF rooftop)
- 328 parking spaces in an 8-story garage
1600 NE 2nd Avenue, LLC is the developer. The entity is reportedly linked to the Sabet Group.
The tower is already in construction permitting, and has been submitted for FAA approval. The developer has also completed a utilities agreement.
The UDRB hearing is scheduled for March 19.
