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Early in the digital revolution, there was widespread concern that inventive collaborators would become more isolated from each other, relying exclusively on virtual means of communication rather than face-toface interactions as they went about making the world of the future. Cities across the country are discovering that the opposite is true. The young, connected workers who are pushing today’s technologies forward have voted overwhelmingly with their feet, adopting, transforming or creating urban environments that can provide them with the qualities they crave. Among these are density—close-knit, walkable, neighborhoodscaled communities that encourage accidental discovery and catalytic chance encounters. Variety—a mix of uses that supports a lifestyle without the traditional boundaries between work and play. And most of all, connectedness—not in the technological sense alone, but also in the human one. Innovation today requires the very thing that cities, at their best, have always provided: creative proximity. The Miami Innovation District (MID) is conceived with those goals in mind.

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Why Park West?


The New Park West.

Miami Innovation District

8,500,000+ SF

Miami World Center 14,000,000 SF

Terremark Network Access Point to the Americas

Marroit Miami Expo Center 1,800+ hotel keys

MiamiCentral Terminal All Aboard Florida High Speed Rail Miami Innovation District | Master Plan Design


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The master plan for the Miami Innovation District offers an interconnected zone of creative workspace and creativity-enhancing amenities comprising 8.7 million square feet.




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Guiding Principles


An integrated approach to city-building.


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Activate a pedestrian-oriented, walkable streetscape.

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Develop flexible, collaborative office environments with proximity to daylight and open space.

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Create an icon for the skyline and a gateway for Downtown Miami.

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Promote neighborhood identity within the district.

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Encourage mixed-use civic, commercial,& residential programs to ensure a 24-hour city experience.

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Integrate sustainable and performative strategies and initiatives.


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Icon Plaza.


The plan for Miami Innovation District recognizes that a great workplace is only as good as the quality of life and spirit of community it promotes.



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Guiding Principles


A complex shaped by ideas in action. THE “TERRACE”

THE “CLOUD” THE “HORIZON”

THE “COMMONS”

THE “CAMPUS”

The Commons: Connected 1

The Commons is the one- or two-story portion of the building at the street level that interfaces with the public realm and defines the pedestrian experience of the building. Unique material, detail, texture, and scale should distinguish the Commons and respond to character of varied pedestrian environments.

The Campus: Productive 2

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The Campus is the portion of the building above the Commons levels at the street and below the Horizon and Terrace levels above. It is characterized by large, flexible office environments. The Campus levels are vital to defining a strong streetwall, establishing the rhythm and scale of the block and transitioning the bulk of the podium to the towers above.

The Horizon: Elevating

The Horizon Level is conceived as open-air, mixed-use, programmed space at the podium roof level to promote connectivity between the Campus and individual towers of the Terrace above.

The Innovation Cloud: Catalytic 4

The Innovation Cloud is an enclosed inhabitable, mixed-use space characterized by a frequency of collaborative and interactive environments promoting opportunities for exchange of ideas. Spanning the separate blocks of the Campus and weaving among the towers of the Terrace above, the Cloud will provide an interconnective thread for the district that will become a signature iconic moment for the project.

The Terrace: Concentrated 5


The Terrace is the portion of the building which continues above Campus and Horizon levels. Towers within the Terrace should represent the density and vibrancy of the urban condition, responding to one another yet retaining distinctive profiles and expression appropriate to their intended use.


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Elevated Campus.


The individual towers of the plan are linked by “the cloud,” a feature that provides an outdoor campus in the sky while serving to connect the entire complex.



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Gateway Plaza.


Care has been taken to ensure that the life of the city at street level is infused with the same creative energy as the creative community spaces above.



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The Horizon.


Taking full advantage of Miami’s climate, the Miami Innovation District offers a wide range of outdoor spaces to suit a variety of uses.



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The Cloud.


As it serves to connect the complex, “the cloud” also becomes a unique and appropriate symbol representing innovation to the city as a whole.


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Sustainable.


A framework for performative development.

BUILDING

NEIGHBORHOOD

DISTRICT

CITY

REGION

Flexible, collaborative workplace

Iconic architecture/ gateway

Activated, walkable streetscape

District Identity

24 Hour Identity

Demonstration of integrated, living city

Healthy and productive indoor environments

High performance sustainable building

High performance public realm

Efficient low carbon infrastructure

Mixed programming with the right blend of uses

Connectivity to adjacent districts

Clear and efficient wayfinding for a safe environment

Future-proofed ICT and digital services

Quality of life

Partnership and collaboration with local businesses

WORKPLACE

Sustainability is addressed at every level of the project, both directly in environmental terms and as a demonstration of urban best-practices to reduce environmental impact at scale.


Sustainability leadership, management stewardship


Seen as a whole, the balance of built and natural environments created by the Miami Innovation District master plan becomes a place for quiet contemplation, collaborative industry, and creative action.



IN PROGRESS


Program.


Distribution. BLOCK A TOTALS

TOTAL SITE : 10.48 ACRES BLOCK A3

BLOCK D

Podium Lobby 9,758 sf Podium Retail 9,758 sf Podium Office 144,848 sf Tower Office 898,857 sf (30K sf - 20K sf office floorplates)

Podium Lobby 7,060 sf Podium Retail 21,179 sf Podium Office 233,946 sf Cloud Office 81,880 sf Tower Residential 428,051 sf (28K sf office floorplates)

BLOCK A1

BLOCK C2

Podium Lobby 13,054 sf Podium Retail 36,551 sf Podium Office 258,900 sf Tower Office 934,812 sf Parking (above grade) 166,611 sf (54K sf - 40K sf office floorplates)

Tower Residential 430,433 sf

BLOCK C

Podium Lobby 10,526 sf Podium Retail 31,577 sf Podium Office 344,076 sf Cloud Office 119,171 sf (45K sf - 40K sf office floorplates)

Cloud Office 633,457 sf (160K sf office floorplates)

BLOCK C1

Tower Residential 159,943 sf

BLOCK A2

Podium Lobby 9,065 sf Podium Retail 27,194 sf Podium Office 268,848 sf Tower Office 1,073,175 sf (52K sf - 34K sf office floorplates)

Lobby Retail Podium Office Tower Office “Cloud” Office Residential Cultural Miami Innovation District | Master Plan Design

Block A Total 4,318,274 sf

BLOCK B TOTALS Podium Lobby 29,156 sf Podium Retail 55,078 sf Podium Office 286,315 sf Cloud Office 661,955 sf Tower Office 1,288,568 sf Tower Cultural 80,907 sf Parking (a.g.) 81,120 sf Block B Total 2,402,193 sf

BLOCK A “CLOUD”

KEY

Podium Lobby 31,876 sf Podium Retail 73,052 sf Podium Office 672,596 sf Cloud Office 633,457 sf Tower Office 2,906,844 sf Parking (a.g.) 166,611 sf

BLOCK B2

Podium Lobby 12,597 sf Podium Retail 5,399 sf Podium Office 75,437 sf Tower Cultural 80,907 sf (20K sf - 17K sf office floorplates)

Podium Lobby 10,526 sf Podium Retail 31,577 sf Podium Office 344,076 sf Cloud Office 119,171 sf Tower Residential 590,375 sf Block C Total 1,095,725 sf

BLOCK D TOTALS Podium Lobby 7,060 sf Podium Retail 21,179 sf Podium Office 233,946 sf Cloud Office 81,880 sf Tower Residential 418,087 sf Block D Total

762,151 sf

PROJECT TOTALS

BLOCK B1

Podium Lobby 16,560 sf Podium Retail 49,680 sf Podium Office 210,879 sf Tower Office 1,207,661 sf Parking (above grade) 81,120 sf (66K sf - 12K sf office floorplates)

BLOCK C TOTALS

BLOCK B “CLOUD”

Cloud Office 661,955 sf (81K sf office floorplates)

Lobby Retail Office Residential Cultural Parking (a.g)

78,618 sf 181,336 sf 7,228,806 sf 1,008,462 sf 80,907 sf 247,731 sf

Grand Total 8,744,953 gsf © 2017 SHoP Architects PC. All Rights Reserved. 14

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