Miami World Tower 1 just topped off this summer. Now, its developer is planning three additional towers.
The newly revealed towers include:
- Miami World Tower 2a – 25 stories, 279 feet above ground, 293 feet above sea level
- Miami World Tower 2b – 68 stories, 694 feet above ground, 709 feet above sea level (the maximum permitted by the FAA in the area)
- Miami World Tower 3 – 68 stories, 694 feet above ground, 709 feet above sea level (the maximum permitted by the FAA in the area)
Combined, towers 2a, 2b, and 3 will include:
- 2,043 multifamily residential units
- Amenities on levels 14, and 65 and 66 of the taller towers, including rooftop pools
- 2,944 square feet commercial space
- 807 parking spaces on level 2-13, in a garage lined with residential units
The topped-off Miami World Tower 1 is being built with 557 units in a 53-story building. The total unit count when combined with the newly added towers is 2,600.
Towers 2a and 2b are planned with diagrid aluminum cladded columns. A material palette submitted with the plans shows the design concept for the exterior steel cladding structure is inspired by the Hines office tower planned at Worldcenter.
Tower 3 is similar in design to Tower 1, but taller.
Nichols is the architect.
Lalezarian is the developer.
A hearing before Miami’s Urban Development Review Board is scheduled for September 20.
With the latest addition, Miami Wordcenter now has over 10,000 units planned, under construction, or completed within its borders, and thousands more planned just outside.
