A notable South Florida architect is proposing what would be the tallest residential building in Miami east of the Claude Pepper Federal Building. But Liquid Lofts has several goverment hurdles to clear.
July 10, 2015 at 03:30 PM
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A notable South Florida architect is proposing the tallest residential building in Miami on a parking lot east of the Claude Pepper Federal Building.
But first, he would need approval from the Federal Aviation Administration and permission from the city to disregard a significant section of the zoning code. The FAA recommended chopping nearly two-thirds off the 866-foot Liquid Lofts proposal, suggesting a height of 251 feet.
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