Construction Update for Cipriani Residences Miami
In a cityscape that's constantly reaching for the sky, the 80-story Cipriani Residences Miami construction site in Brickell has its eyes set on new heights, quite literally. Recent filings with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) have lifted the veil on the ambitious plans for the tower cranes that will oversee this monumental project.
According to the filing submitted just last week, the dimensions of these cranes are nothing short of awe-inspiring. The first crane is slated to ascend to a staggering 1000 feet above ground, equivalent to 1003 feet above sea level. Not to be outdone, its counterpart will soar to 980 feet above ground, or 983 feet above sea level.
These towering cranes serve as beacons of progress, symbolizing the monumental task at hand as the Cipriani Residences project takes shape. The groundbreaking ceremony, held just last month, marked a historic moment for Brickell, as it heralded the commencement of construction on what will be the tallest tower ever to grace its skyline.
Once completed, Cipriani Residences is set to stand proudly at a permanent height of 940 feet above ground, or 950 feet above sea level. Prior to breaking ground, the developer secured a hefty $600 million construction loan, underscoring the confidence in the project's success and its potential to redefine luxury living in Brickell.
Yet, Cipriani Residences is not a solitary endeavor. It's part of a larger vision for the area. Alongside the main tower, two additional structures are slated to rise, standing 50 and 60 stories tall. Together, these buildings will offer a total of 856 units, adding a new dimension to Brickell's residential landscape with their focus on rental apartments.
With such grand plans come meticulous timelines. Completion of Cipriani Residences is projected for the year 2028, promising a new era for Brickell and setting a high bar for future developments in the city.
