Demoltion Underway At Lynq Wynwood Office Campus, Foundation Permit Filed

Demolition was nearly complete last month at the site of the Lynq Wynwood office complex, according to a February 24 tweet from Kyle Merville.

Building Department records show that a contractor filed for an excavation/piles/site and soil improvement on March 9.

A demolition permit was issued January 25.

The master building permit for vertical construction of the complex was applied for in July 2022 and is in review.

The developers have previously said the project would be the most high-tech office campus in Miami.

The project consists of a north and south building  across the street from each other, both at 8 stories.

The two buildings will have a combined 36,000 square feet of ground floor retail space, and 331,000 square feet of office space.

Each building will also have an enclosed parking garage, with 370 spaces in the south garage and 265 spaces in the north garage.

Juneau Construction Company is listed as the contractor.

RAL Development and TriStar Capital are the developers. Arquitectonica is the architect.

 


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Marco
13 days ago

8 stories = ❤️. Absolutely beautiful.

Miami4Life
13 days ago

More great office space in this area will be such a nice addition

Melo is sigma and chad
13 days ago

Across the street one of the offices hosts PwC. Glad western Wynwood is getting developed.

Casey
13 days ago

the amount of trees they show in wynwood is hilarious — whatever happened to the woonerf street?

Anonymous
13 days ago

Right. Wynwood is not green – it’s concrete, asphalt, and power lines. Real talk.

Name
13 days ago

Maybe there’s plans involved? The county has been talking about planting more trees.

Anonymous
12 days ago

What else is new…typical fake Miami representations.

Anonymous
13 days ago

Love that green rooftop!

Professional Engineer
13 days ago

walked by that area the other day, its an absolute ghost town! very eerie feeling. It doesn’t feel welcoming, but doesn’t feel unsafe either. Its like the calm before the storm before gentrifying 🙂

Name
13 days ago

Not bad.

Analyst
13 days ago

I hope VC funding will not dry up due to the fallout of SVB to make it more difficult to fill up the office space.

Bikes + Ferries FTW
13 days ago

it will not

Anonymous
13 days ago

At this point it’s more media panic porn than legit VC funding collapse–SVB was the 16th largest bank in the U.S.–significant but hardly fatal unless more larger banks follow

Anonymous
13 days ago

Signature Bank. My banker friend said it was a bunch of rich Chinese that were overexposed on that VC stuff.

Anonymous
13 days ago

It probably dried out because they are all moving to Miami. I bet the Miami banks are killing it!

Anonymous
13 days ago

If two boxes with splotchy windows are the most high-tech buildings in Miami, we must be The Flintstones.

Name
13 days ago

Yes just like NYC, D.C. and Chicago. They must all be Flinstones in those cities, right?

Anonymous
13 days ago

Another beaut by Arquitectonica!

Professional Engineer
13 days ago

Are you a bot?