Cladding Installed At Brickell City Centre, Giving A Glimpse Of The Finished Product (Photos)

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Crews have been installing cladding on the exterior of the Arquitectonica-designed Brickell City Centre recently.

This is what Miami residents could be looking at for decades to come:

 

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Looks nice, Can’t wait to see the finished results!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Arquitectonica – are you really surprised?

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Wow another generic box with a facade gimmick. Arquitectonica is so boring.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I hate to say it, but it looks cheap. Also take a look at the new metromover station that’s close to opening at 8th st….even cheaper looking with lots of low end metal railing (looks like a prison cell) surrounding the escalators….let’s hope the finish product looks better.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Amazing!! Almost done, very fast construction!!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Can you guys wait till its finish first before you judge

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Thankyou for saying that. This place is still a long way from being finished and the boo-birds are out already!

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laz
5 years ago

i dont get one thing? why did tobacco road closed and the oyster house is still operating? i thought that whole strip was being demolished,

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Yet Another Anonymous
5 years ago

Some say it’s because the building was about to turn 100 (1915-2015) and in this county that would make it eligible for protection. This is mostly hearsay and if this 100 year rule is even true for the city or county it should soon be obsolete anyway because a mass of buildings will start reaching it soon to the point where it would lose gravity.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Actually, buildings are eligible at 50 years old. It already met the cultural significance criteria to be included on the National Register of Historic Places, but no one ever applied for it.

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Yet Another Anonymous
5 years ago

50 is a general rule for NRHP eligibility. It has nothing to do with protection. Dade County (I believe the Heritage Trust) is what can actually protect a building, often times controversially such as that house in Coconut Grove. They don’t have to be 100 but I believe that is a criteria by itself that can merit protection when no other reasons exist. This all has nothing to do with the federal government, I believe even a National Historic Landmark has no federal protection.

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Marc305
5 years ago

The River Oysters Bar is closing and just like Tabaco Road they are relocating. Their new location will be at Flagler on the River located at 340 W Flagger St. There is no set date for the move yet but more than likely it will happen in the first quarter of 2016.

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Leonard
5 years ago

Ok Aquitechnonica made a building with a hole in it,that’s their fame .Ok, but that’s it ,as a designing firm they truly suck.

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WayneTaylor
5 years ago

This place has to suck ,look what Aquitechnonnica did with Miracle center .The place was a failure design wise and had to be completely redone.

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Yet Another Anonymous
5 years ago

It’s amazing how they made a shopping center look worse than a parking garage. It’s very blank. I thought the plywood looked better than this. Especially from a distance.

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Yet Another Anonymous
5 years ago

Whoaaaa why the hate. This is one of the most negated comments on the whole site. Usually people are against blank walls on any type of building. This is a mid rise mall with nearly non perimeter exterior windows.

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