50 Biscayne, Residential skyscraper in Downtown Miami, United States.
50 Biscayne is a 57-story skyscraper condo in Miami's Central Business District, at 50 Biscayne Boulevard between Flagler and Northeast 1st Streets. The tower rises 554 feet (169 m) and has upscale commercial space at street level, including Safi and D'Oro Caffe. Its three-story main lobby is followed by Park Suites on floors 4 through 9, furnished by the Rockwell Group, and two-story amenity floors at the tenth and twelfth levels.
The site was occupied by the Hotel McAllister, built in 1917 and among Miami's earliest high-rises, and the taller Columbus Hotel, which had a top-floor restaurant called Top O' The Columbus and a retail arcade. Both closed, and the Columbus Bazaar shopping mall replaced them as a quick reuse of the land before 50 Biscayne was built.
The tower's Miami Modern design pays tribute to landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx and his emphasis on natural aesthetics along the bay. Its name comes from its address at 50 Biscayne Boulevard, between Flagler and Northeast 1st Streets, and it forms part of the Biscayne Wall, the line of buildings and parks along Biscayne Bay.
The building sits in downtown Miami with easy access to street-level shops and surrounding neighborhood amenities. The illuminated crown is best viewed in the evening from various angles across the district.
The tenth and twelfth floors are two-story amenity levels for residents, not outdoor spaces. The three-story lobby leads to Park Suites on floors 4 through 9, furnished by the Rockwell Group. The tower rises 554 feet (169 m) as part of the Biscayne Wall.
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