Solaire at the Plaza, Residential skyscraper in Downtown Orlando, United States
Solaire at the Plaza is a 31-floor residential tower in downtown Orlando with floor-to-ceiling windows offering views across the city. The building rises about 359 feet and defines the surrounding skyline with its height.
The project was completed in 2006 and marked a turning point in Orlando's urban development by introducing a modern residential concept. The tower helped revitalize the downtown area as a living neighborhood.
The location puts residents within reach of theaters, art galleries, and the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, where they can easily access performances and cultural activities. This central placement makes it a hub for people who value the city's artistic life.
The building has an amenities floor on the tenth level with a fitness center, lounge areas, and a swimming pool surrounded by tropical plants. These facilities are centrally located and easy for residents to reach.
Solaire at the Plaza was built from 2004 to 2006 at a cost of $52 million, designed by Baker Barrios Architects with Preston Partnership, LLC. Its 306 residences occupy 30 floors, and the tower stands 109 metres tall.
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