Plans for One Brickell City Centre have just been submitted to Miami’s Urban Development Review Board, along with new renderings.
The files show that the tower is planned to top off at 59 stories, or 977 feet (supertalls are generally defined as being 300 meters, or 984 feet).
A rooftop helipad is planned. Below that is office (no restaurant, bar, or observation deck is proposed at the top of the tower.)
According to the new submission, One Brickell City Centre is planned to include:
- 1,136,718 square feet of habitable office space
- 17,014 square feet of retail/food and beverage on levels 1, 2 and 3
- 1,397 vehicular parking spaces on levels 2 through 14 (in a 157-foot pedestal)
Expansive plazas to enhance the public realm are planned at the corners of Brickell Avenue and 7th and 8th Streets.
A direct connection from Brickell Avenue to the BCC Metromover Station is also being built.
The Climate Ribbon will also be extended from the rest of the Brickell City Centre complex.
Arquitectonica is the architect.
Related Companies and Swire Properties are the developers.
A demolition ceremony was recently held at the site.
The UDRB hearing is scheduled for June 21.
