Photos: Transit-Oriented Gables Station Begins Vertical Construction
Near the Douglas Road Metrorail Station, a transit-oriented project called Gables Station is rising.
Previously: Gables Station Will Have An Outdoor ‘Urban Living Room’
(photo: aztec group/instagram)
TNM, I like seeing these construction update posts. Please keep them coming. Also, nearby, the large project next to Ponce Circle Park is rising. Miami is booming in all directions. Great infill throughout all of our neighborhoods.
Definitely booming. The 4th photos looks just like Washington DC, great new project.
When is the underline getting started?
later this year
How long will it take to finish is the real question.
They should rezone and redevelop ALL THE areas in the Metrorail stations proximities.
Agreed. With zero parking minimums. Let the free market decide.
Yes!
We need a pedestrian walkway over US1 at every metrorail stop south of Downtown. This particular one has one but South Miami, Coconut Grove and Dadeland are sorely lacking.
muy bonita
I love this design. Modern but with a European feel
Now this is sorta what all of Wynwood should look like.
Hell no!!! Keep Wynwood XXI century industrial character is a must.
Agree
We have enough Mediterranean and pseudo Mediterranean architecture peppered all over. Enough!
Leave Wynwood be Wynwood. Now, if you’re talking about the density and transit ability, then by all means…
What happened to Wynwood Plant? I found it a solid compromise between the area’s history and “XXI century industrial character.”
Still, I’d like to see more of this architecture in Coconut Grove, Coral Way, Little Havana, and the Upper East Side. No more cheap and nasty boxes and cluttered windows!
Please, that crap was obsolete twenty years ago.
WOW!! talk about massive. I hope they are adding another track to the train to move all those people!!
do you even live in miami?
Massive is Massive! Wherever you live!!
How is it transit oriented when it has hundreds of parking spots?
Did they gang rape you in a parking garage?
lol.. that’s funny!
haha half of the whole structure is parking garage. Miami could double its marketable square footage if we stopped requiring parking pedestals.
How much parking does it have?
Over 1000 spots.
People still want to store their cars somewhere even if they don’t drive them everyday.
Or have only one car per household, which will make a big diference.
Because a lot of people still have cars and have no desire to take public transit. Do you wish these people be barred from this site?
Then don’t market it as transit orientated.
Miami is a car city. Forget about that changing.
That would eventualy change, but it would take more time than what we think.
What?
Another century maybe when we run out of oil…
People can ride the train or trolley when it suits them and they can still have a parking space for their car. Something can be two things at once.
In this case it can’t be two things at once. Transit-oriented development is development that edirectly creates transit ridership. Development that gives people the option to drive or use transit is not transit oriented development. The vast majority of developments offer parking. Development around a transit station should be reserved for people who want to use transit instead of cars.
Thanks for explaining that. I was going to respond to that idiotic commenters remark “Then don’t market it as transit orientated,” but you responded to that very succinctly.
sad they had to photoshop an attractive train in there instead of our gross NYC tin box cars….and no I dont care they wasted money on buying ones with blue splattered on the side
Ugly building. Coral Gables needs to get rid of the stupid fake Spanish R. style.
Well, at least they’re doing something.
Turning Coral Gable into a more modern City shouldn’t be considered a crime.
Coral Gables actually has some good modern architecture, from the 1950s and 60s, the last time it was legit in fashion. Classical architecture is timeless.
A gigantic Pollo Tropical
Lol best comment and perfect design critique.
Nope.