Here’s How UDRB Voted On Major Projects Last Month

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Miami’s Urban Development Review Board had a full agenda of projects that it voted on last month.

Here are the results from the June 21 meeting:

 

700 NMA

The UDRB voted to recommended approval with the two conditions:

  • Explore improved pedestrian connectivity from the Metro mover station to N. Miami Ave
  • Reexamine the central driveway to make it more accommodating to pedestrians

The development is planned to include 2,346 dwelling units, 30,535 square feet commercial, and 2,078 parking spaces in three towers at the former Miami Arena site.

One Brickell City Centre

The UDRB voted to recommended approval with one condition:

  • Study vertical design elements-the exposed columns, for example-to be brought down to the ground floor to harmonize the architectural design.

The development is planned to include 1,136,718 square feet of habitable office space, 17,014 square feet of retail/food and beverage, and  1,397 vehicular parking spaces in a 59 story, 977 foot tower.

St. Regis Residences

The UDRB voted to recommended approval with one condition:

  • Study the balconies at the lower levels in an attempt to widen areas that cannot currently be fully furnished.

The development is planned to include 152 residential units and 391 parking spaces in a 48-story, 648-foot tower.

Project NMA

The UDRB voted to recommended approval without any conditions.

The development is planned to include 430 dwelling units, 7,510 square feet of commercial use, and
455 parking spaces in a 46-story tower.

2000 Wynwood

The UDRB voted to recommended approval with three conditions:

  • Consider adding pedestrian-supporting retail uses on ground 20th St.
  • Study configuration of corridors to allow more light and create a more human-friendly experience
  • Consider relocating the lobby to accommodate corner retail
The development is planned to include 310 residential units, 9,416 square feet of retail, and 308 parking spaces in a 12-story building.

1010 Spring Garden

The UDRB voted to recommended approval with two conditions:

  • Consider breaking up the architecture’s massing, incorporating a push and pull of the facade, and/or articulating the exterior so the architecture does not appear to be one continuous building
  • Explore the addition of commercial spaces along the waterway
The development is planned to include 428 residential units and 602 parking spaces in a 12-story building.

Deferred

Two projects were deferred: Modera North Bayshore and a smaller proposal called Project Botanic.

 

Modera North Bayshore:

 

Project Botanic: