One Biscayne Tower, Office skyscraper in Downtown Miami, US
One Biscayne Tower is a 39-floor office skyscraper on South Biscayne Boulevard at the eastern edge of Downtown Miami, rising 492 ft (150 m) to the roof. Its dark glass curtain wall is divided into vertical bays by white columns that end in rectangular peaks along the top, above a white parking podium with horizontal openings. Red letters mounted vertically on the upper facade read "ONE BIS".
The building was completed in 1972 and was the tallest structure in Miami and Florida at that time. It held this distinction until 1984, when another tower surpassed it in height.
Cuban exile architects Pelayo G. Fraga and E.H. Gutierrez designed this structure, which National Geographic featured in a 1973 article about Miami's Cuban community.
The building offers direct connections to Brightline railway and Miami Metromover for easy transit access. You will find electric vehicle charging stations, package lockers, and meeting facilities available within.
The 200-foot (61 m) antenna mast on the roof brings the tower's total height to nearly 700 feet (210 m), well above its 492-foot (150 m) roofline. The mast is what makes the building easy to pick out on postcards of the Miami skyline.
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