Tallest building in Florida to be built in Brickell

The tallest building in the entire state of Florida is coming to Brickell.

[@Joeelectronicschematicsforauto]

I'm sure the civil engineers in normal developers look really deep into how safe it is to build such a tower before they invest so much money into it

[@nateh3441]

Great idea. Sea levels are rising and the ground in south Florida cannot sustain much more development. Don't cry in 5-10 years when the building collapses.

[@juliettamartinez5191]

Precisely why they are building in Brickell and not the beach. 😅

[@levismith7444]

Forget that they’re paving over the whole state and destroying the landscape

[@dancestacydance]

Cool. But so many people are already working from home. I used to work in these fancy buildings. Don't miss it.

[@johnnyarnez2237]

I am pretty sure they made their due diligence before investing so much money into this project

[@thecuban3587246]

Maybe Stephen Ross can deliver a touchdown with this building cause he sure can’t deliver a touchdown with the Dolphins

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Bahahahaha 🤣

[@floridaroadways]

He needs to retire. If he was Cuban the dolphins would win every game. 😂

[@Stoicsaiyan]

@@floridaroadwaysif the dolphins had a Cuban coach it would basically be a boot camp 💀☠️

[@floridaroadways]

@@Stoicsaiyanlol you never know. Cubans aren’t bad people

[@Stoicsaiyan]

@@floridaroadways I’m Cuban lol if they had a Cuban coach the dolphins would win every game. Bec Cubans take their coaching seriously, just look at the Cuban boxing gyms and the baseball training. They’re passionate and not just that back in the days Cuba used to have a football team in the university of Havana. The only reason why ch and right now suck in baseball and other stuff is because they can’t go pro and they aren’t well feed and most of the coaches are old.

[@mathiasanzola]

It is shorter than the Empire State Building imagine Iron Man had hammers on the hands to make it fast the construction

[@TRUE-LION]

I'm so happy about this. I've been keeping an eye on this building for nearly 10 years! It was previously called One Bayfront Plaza. We need more office towers downtown before the condo developers eat up all the space. A financial center requires commercial skyscrapers. Otherwise, South Florida will be continuously overlooked.

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Precisely. Not enough commercial skyscrapers and too many condo towers. I don't know what the city was thinking when they said "Hey lets get people over here but have absolutely NO jobs or industry". What a concept. Only in Miami.

[@TRUE-LION]

@@thedirtybubble9613 😆 right

[@juliettamartinez5191]

​@@thedirtybubble9613 that's because money talks, bs walks over here. People dont get that they keep developing housing for the RICH not the Low, hard working middle class. 😂 If you live or can even afford these rents, you are most likely living off Daddy's money, family inheritance, or are self made, no need for corporate jobs. ALSO, as of 2020, most corporations are sizing down and not building billion dollar offices for people who can easily work from home in today's world. 😅

[@realtv101]

Nah One Bay front plaza is another building being built hopefully in the future

[@TRUE-LION]

@@realtv101 they actually changed the name from One Bayfront Plaza to One Brickell City Centre. Google it. I've had my eye on the project the entire time. I'm excited to see another office tower.

[@JYP1M]

Lol another reason to stay the hell away. What a joke.

[@thedirtybubble9613]

About the only good thing Stephen Ross is doing for Miami because the whole Dolphins debacle is not it.

[@atlantauncut]

And they have done nothing for traffic. That entire neighborhood is completely gridlocked with traffic. Too many buildings and in the middle of it all there is a bridge that goes up several times a day and disrupts traffic even more. It's a nightmare. It's the number one complaint of the area. What are they going to do about it? You can't drive anywhere.

[@truthreignsforever9286]

Florida can’t geologically handle the stresses of a grand edifice. It’s all marsh land and mushy foundations. Not a good idea. If that thing starts leaning and tilting after 5 or 10 years or less, they’ll see it was not a prudent decision

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Well, the Southeast Financial center has "stood" the test of time.

[@thedirtybubble9613]

@@pretendamnesia Impossible. A building does not exacerbate sea level rise.

[@thedirtybubble9613]

@@pretendamnesia That building that collapsed in Surfside was built during the 1980s when cocaine was building Miami. This is a Class A office building and they are generally engineered and constructed with higher quality materials than your average stucco buildings. There is no comparison.

[@pretendamnesia]

@@thedirtybubble9613 I wasnt even responding to you though. Youre now muted, do not bother responding I wont read it.

[@Memessssss]

1000 feet Epic

[@Coffee240]

😂😂😂😂😂 a flood, tornadoes, hurricane will take of that.😂😂😂 they are building on sand. 😂😂 most offices will be empty.. 😂😂

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Well if they're building on sand then I suppose all the other high rises in that area wouldn't be standing.

[@juliettamartinez5191]

Developers are getting smart and getting out of Miami Beach since they know the beach area will be under water within 10 years. Lol and as expensive as those damn buildings are, its hilarious!

[@jichaelmorgan3796]

Sea level is going to rise no more than couple of inches in the next 10 years. Sea level has been rising about 3mm per year for the last 30 years, per nasa.

[@ahanna4396]

Brickell area floods very bad

[@juliettamartinez5191]

Its Fl! Floods happen in the most expensive parts of it. Lol

[@user-hh4hc2lt6e]

They’ve been adding drains all over the place.

[@TECHN0]

Why not residential on some floors?

[@thedirtybubble9613]

Because there's already enough residential.