LVMH & Jungle Island? Talks Reportedly Underway, New Renderings Released

LVMH is said to be in talks with the owners of Jungle Island to partner on dining and entertainment at the resort, according to World Red Eye.

New renderings of the project have also been released.

In December, plans were submitted to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board for an expansion of the complex, including a 12-story, 300 room resort hotel, and a 7-story parking garage with 965 spaces.

A rooftop venue with views of downtown Miami and Miami Beach is planned atop the new hotel building.

Miami Building Department records show that the 7-story parking garage entered into the construction permitting phase in January, with an estimated hard construction cost listed at over $50m.

Another construction permit is also in review since December, with plans for a surface parking lot at an estimated construction cost of $750,000.

 

 

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Anonymous
26 days ago

Love this for Miami and visitors! Miami will have a new chic staycation destination at Jungle Island.

Anonymous
26 days ago

Love it. Now get a Metromover there so tourists can easily visit!

BayMover
26 days ago

Baylink should have a ststiok in this area of Watson island.

Anonymous
26 days ago

Nah. We’ll build a triple decker highway there instead.

Anonymous
26 days ago

Metrorail or Brightline. Nobody patronizing a LVMH will take a ride on the dinky beer can.

Anonymous
26 days ago

They would Uber boat or ferry, fo sho.

Anon
26 days ago

Bernard Arnault wants more Miami Exposure – Lets go !

Anonymous
26 days ago

Win

Anon
26 days ago

Another luxury destination for the Downtown area!

SkidroweDC
26 days ago

Are those photovoltaic panels atop the garage? I hope so. It’s a modest crime and a major waste that South Florida has so little solar. This would be among the larger arrays.

Melo is sigma and Chad
26 days ago

Lets getting piling work started

Miami Beach resident
26 days ago

Stunning

Casey
26 days ago

swanky

Analyst
26 days ago

I hope one day architects will abandon grey concrete as a design component..

Melo, a former giga Chad
26 days ago

As long as nothing in the bay exceeds a crazy height, Im all for it!

Joe Dark
26 days ago

I guess that all those Miami pioneers have died off and Watson Island will now be exploited to it maximum capacity.

Just keep paving over Miami’s natural beauty so the beautiful people and urban music festivals have a “pretty” venue.

Anonymous
26 days ago

“natural beauty”….Watson Island is man-made.

N, N
25 days ago

It’s still open land and there’s not much of that east of i95

Anonymous
26 days ago

It should be taller, and not just half the height of a parking garage.

Jon
26 days ago

Build a major convention center hotel at Jungle Island with front-row views of downtown Miami. If Marriott isn’t moving with their downtown Miami convention center, this would be a great opportunity to bring in major conferences across various industries. Build this, then include a Metro Mover stop at Jungle island.

Melo is sigma and Chad
26 days ago

Even with a metromover station a convention center at jungle island would cause to much traffic. It needs to be in the urban core. Plus most convention centers sit empty a 1/3 of the year.

Anonymous
26 days ago

Hence why we need Metrorail, or a rebuilt Metromover with longer and more cars instead.

Anonymous
26 days ago

Sorry but a major convention center between Miami and Miami Beach along one of the few thoroughfares connecting the two… that would be an absolute complete nightmare

Anonymous
26 days ago

That should be built in Overtown, close to the airport and close to Worldcenter, Brickell, the Port, parks, Hotels, museums, etc

Anon
26 days ago

Build it in Bayside Park – people should be wowed when the visit

Anonymous
26 days ago

Overtown is the future!