Metropolis at Dadeland, Residential skyscraper in Dadeland, Florida, US
Metropolis at Dadeland consists of two matching towers with 28 floors that house residential units and ground-level retail spaces. The complex reaches 313 feet (95 meters) high and includes nine levels of parking along with loft-style apartments spread across multiple upper floors.
Construction started in November 2003 under Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolf & Associates and finished in 2006. The project helped shape Dadeland's growth by introducing modern residential towers to Miami's suburban landscape.
The towers stand beside Dadeland South Metrorail station and Dadeland Mall, so residents can reach both without a car. The ground-floor retail and dining spaces serve the surrounding Kendall neighborhood, where the complex replaced low-rise suburban development.
The eighth floor holds amenities including two swimming pools, gender-separated saunas, a library, and a fitness center for residents. Ground-level retail areas have good pedestrian access and parking availability for shoppers and visitors.
The lower floors two through seven feature loft-style units that stand apart from the standard apartments in the higher levels. This mix of housing types combined with nine parking levels shows a practical approach to making full use of space in an urban setting.
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