A total demolition permit has been applied for at Brickell’s Fire Station No. 4 to make way for the 1 Southside Park megaproject.
Earlier this year, city commissioners approved a plan for a temporary modular fire station in Southside Park, which was being constructed in early summer.
The relocation would expedite construction of the project, including the delivery of the new fire station, a city resolution said.
The demolition permit application was filed with Miami-Dade County on September 27. Permitting for 1 Southside Park has been going through the county, rather than through Miami’s Building Department (the project is utilizing the county’s Rapid Transit Zoning rules).
Steven Greenberg is listed as a contact on the demolition permit.
1 Southside Park is planned to rise 64 stories and include:
- 1,195 rental apartments
- 165,000 square feet of office
- 200 hotel rooms (operated by Treehouse Hotels)
- 86,151 square feet of spa
- 23,312 square feet of full service restaurant
- 1,417 square feet of fast food restaurant
- 5,120 square feet of banquet hall
- 13,673 square feet of fitness center
- 32,000 square feet of fire station
- Up to 1,000 parking spaces
(photo: Phillip Pessar)
Construction of the temporary fire station in May:
