Vice Miami

243 NE 3rd StreetMiami

As residential projects across Florida battle to offer the most enticing amenity spaces, Vice makes a bold statement. It promises an amenity-rich living experience with an expansive pool deck and fitness centre available to all residents. Young professionals and millennials are the target clientele for Vice, which will contain studios through to three-bedroom residences.

Units: 464
Stories: 32

Vice Condos in Miami Description

The east side of the site, addressed as 300 Biscayne Boulevard, will likely feature a luxury condominium development of about 500 units. Previous plans for the block called for two 93-storey buildings called the Empire World Towers, but the proposal was shelved when the owners ran into legal trouble.

As planned, the property at 300 Biscayne Boulevard will include condo and rental components. As it’s tentatively named, Vice, a 464-unit “New York-style” apartment building, will be part of an “entirely different product set” from other multifamily product in the pipeline, Shear said.
“Our buildings are jammed with amenities,” he said. “It’s designed to be social.”
The rental building, at 243 Northeast Third Street, will offer 60,000 square feet of common amenities, a double-decker pool deck and a gym that spans up to 7,000 square feet. Units will offer techy features like in-unit speakers – so that music on your phone connects automatically when you step into your apartment – and Apple TV.

Vice, a 31-story tower with about 464 residences, 7,000 square feet of ground floor retail and a 15-story garage with room for about 670 cars.
Phase one incorporates creation of a pedestrian passageway from Northeast Third to Fourth streets. The plan is designed to activate the street area, said architect Sandy Peaceman.
Vice is to be built adjacent to a Metromover station and is near Miami Dade College’s downtown campus.
Vice have an amenity deck with a pool and a bike storage area. The project also calls for a dog park.

The parking facility is designed with a metal mesh façade – a skin like a giant cheese grater and similar to a new garage completed this year in the Design District. The difference is the towering art element on one end of the garage – the image of a human face from artist Javier Martin.
A band or ribbon of colorful material covers the eyes on the big face and wraps around the building, in renderings shown the review board.

Address 243 NE 3rd Street, Miami, FL 33132
Height 395 ft / 120 m
Developer Property Markets Group
Architect CFE Architects

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