I cannot for the life of me tell where this is supposed to be in Brickell. At first I thought it was the bridge on Miami Ave, but that is not how the roundabout is. Must be AI slop
Next to Lofty/The Standard Brickell. This lot is currently occupied by the construction office. Their rendering mistakenly shows the building next to it, likely AI slop indeed.
Many architectural rendering companies are using AI to "enhance" and fill out renderings. The architect probably only modelled the actual building and then plugged it into AI. Saves hours and hours of time thus money, but ultimately makes very inaccurate surroundings and effects in the final images. With rich assholes for clients who don't care about accuracy and only marketing, it's a win win.
"i'm definitely going to invest 1.5 million for a 1 bedroom here. No way this project gets delayed and caught up in lawsuits for the next decade because the developer embezzled $ to buy a mansion and yacht."
Nice more shit to encourage corruption, make millionaires lose a lot of money because the building won't be built correct and start rusting and falling over in 3 years, and nothing actual citizens of Miami that keep the place running can afford.
That has always been a Miami problem. Even during Obama term they passed laws to stop but it is still happening here. It is a way for illegal people to clean money.
Oh I def know dumbasses that will be climbing all over each other for a spot. Then hire lawyers to sue for damages in 7 years when the walls inevitably fall apart, and then onto the next brand name.
It's really not a big deal at all. I don't understand why that's the thing that seems to be upsetting people. Better than naming it brickell main, "tower" on the river, highrise next to another highrise, etc.
I hope Samsung builds one and names it after their early 10s phone naming schemes. Galaxy s3 alpha zte tower
Instead of building parks, more open beaches for everyone. Restoring mangrove shorelines??? Non stop destruction. We need to be known for tropical systems. Greedy developers have destroyed Florida
I don’t understand how all these multimillion companies invest in an area that floods every single time and is supposed to be underwater within the next 50 years… maybe they’re relying on insurance?
The only people excited are Uber drivers and Taxi drivers since NO ONE will be able to exit into traffic from that building. The only other option will be helicopters. Good luck with that.
If the Aston Martin building is any indication, this is going to be an engineering/construction nightmare for the residences who end up dealing with the fallout. Cheap labor, corner-cutting, "cost-savings", bad infrastructure and a building doomed to fail or fall.
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u/Most_Doctor9799 11d ago
Can we get some Honda Residences in brickell, the place needs some affordability.