Photos: Six-Story Silverspot Theater Opening Soon At Met Square

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Met Square is getting closer to completion. It will include:

  • 6-level, 16-screen luxury Silverspot movie theater
  • 2-story Real Madrid Cafe
  • 43-story, 391-unit Avant at Met Square apartment tower

 

photos below taken december 3:

tequesta circle on november 19:

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District Worker
3 years ago

Even if you don’t like the idea of protecting the Tequesta sites (and you should!), the city should hold the developers accountable for what they promised to do in protecting this site. In my opinion, developers often tell the city one thing and then do whatever they want. This is a broader issue than just this project too. I can name several examples of the developers not living up to their promises and what they’re required to do by code/law.

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Marc305
3 years ago

I have no feelings one way or the other about protecting the Tequesta site. What I do think however is if the city is going to protect it, they should do it the right way and enclose the entire circle with glass, the way it was originally planned. The way it looks now is like a fountain that was never finished. Leaving it open is just dumb, think what will happen the next time we get a hurricane and this whole area floods.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Why should you care?… you’ll still have your “brand spanking new” theaters to go to!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Maybe they didn’t install the glass floor yet?

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Ilovearchytectures
3 years ago

Ay least this developer did not took 24 millions dollars from the tax payers and we ended up with a “dog park” like happened with the Tequesta Circle across the River!
At least this Tequesta site will be available for the people to see, ( pretty or not) the more expensive one, that got pay by the citizens of Miami still after twenty something years a crappy park that few people with dogs enjoy and now is also an Uber hang about !!!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

And at the time, the Miami Circle site was supposed to become the site for the tallest building in Miami. The developer got paid almost triple what he paid for the site and road off into the sunset like a bandit without sticking a shovel in the ground.

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Ilovearchytectures
3 years ago

24 millions the developer got paid, I wonder how much went to Alex Penelas and other politicians ….. and it wouldn’t be so sad if at least the site were a real archeological exhibition and no a doggy Park!!!
My golden doodle loves to play there while I seat in a big stone and look at the signs that say… Tequesta circle!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I would love to see a hot tub there.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

That Tequesta Circle is the most uninspired exhibit of archaeology/history ever! It says a lot of how we view our local heritage.

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William
3 years ago

What Miami does have is a bunch of folks Anonymously complaining and never actually contributing.

The important part is that the site was preserved. And however it was sheltered, it is done.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Um yeah, sure… if you don’t mind your hard earned tax dollars going toward preserving and maintaining BS like this, I do!

Most Miamians have never been to or seen this Miami Circle crap.

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Ilovearchytectures
3 years ago

Because is covered with grass and is now a hangout for Uber drivers and dogs to play
The city has done nothing in 20 years to make the circle available to the public

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Miami keeps getting better… more rental opportunities in the heart of downtown..

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Yeah… Miami is slowly becoming the “Manhattan of the South!”

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Shame the glass curtain doesn’t wrap around, and the tower looks cheap and nasty, even compared to Monarc.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

So you want some kind of stupendously expensive and architectural designed building built over and circling something that even these pictures show is basically just a bunch of nothing?

Yeah, you would, as long as it’s not your money.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I’m talking about the pedestal of the building. The circle should have been in an atrium or something as part of the lobby.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I didn’t know the Tequesta already used tarp….

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not marc
3 years ago

it’s still left open to the world so people can throw trash in and piss and shit in the corners??

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Anonymous
3 years ago

yep… it does look like a big toilet doesn’t it?

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Turn that circle into a jacuzzi!!!!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I wonder if it will take forever to open like CMX and CMX sucks.

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not marc
3 years ago

can’t wait to see the first pictures of homeless people sleeping here, whoever approved this should be fired

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Anonymous
3 years ago

That big empty hole would make a nice Coi pond.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

At first I was excited but now I’m not a fan of these eat in luxury theatres. Its very annoying to watch a good movie and having waiters ruin it. I usually order my food as quickly as I can. However people around me take their sweet time and it’s very distracting. I rather eat before the movie and go to a regular theater. Some regular ones now have leather reserved seats.

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