Miami’s Building Department has issued a site work permit for the 1428 Brickell development site.
A 70-story, 861-foot luxury tower is planned, with the ability to generate its own electricity using photovoltaic panels integrated into a glass curtain wall. It will include 189 condos.
Demolition of an older building on the property was completed earlier this year.
The site work permit is now active after it was issued on October 3.
It calls for an estimated $1,992,000 worth of work, with John Moriarty the contractor.
There’s also a separate master construction permit in process for the new tower.
Ytech is the developer, with ACPV Architects and Arquitectonica the architects.
