1450 Brickell, Office skyscraper in Brickell Financial District, US.
1450 Brickell is an office tower in Miami's Brickell Financial District, rising about 165 meters with a fully glazed facade. The building has 35 floors of office space and includes street-level retail at its base.
The building was completed in 2010 and became the first office building in Miami to receive LEED Gold certification. This recognition marked a shift toward greener construction standards in the financial district.
The tower's acute corner site at Brickell Avenue and Broadway shaped its wedge-like footprint, which extends to the property line before receding at lower levels to open up street visibility. Its name comes simply from the address, and the ground floor holds about 10,000 square feet of retail. The building opened in 2010 alongside several other new downtown Miami office towers.
The building is within easy walking distance of the Brickell Metrorail station and is well connected to the rest of downtown Miami. As it is an office building, visitor access is generally limited to the lobby and ground-floor areas without a prior appointment.
The building's windows contain invisible protective layers designed to prevent the glass from shattering when hit by debris during high winds. This feature is especially relevant in South Florida, where hurricane season runs from June through November each year.
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