296 Southwest 7th Street Condos by Beilinson Gomez Architects

The building’s design skillfully combines various architectural elements to create an attractive façade that fits well with the lively urban landscape of Brickell. The white-painted shell superstructure has a smooth stucco finish and features glass railing balconies on the north and south tower elevations. Along the northern elevation, the shell includes a series of gaps, making separate floor plates appear. The southern elevation introduces a different variation, displaying a vertical arrangement of industrial-style windows that seem to align with the placement of the gaps on the northern elevations. Above the amenity terrace, a pattern of detached and attached floors follows a 2 to 1 ratio, repeating up to the rooftop.

To the vision of Miami 21, the proposed mixed-use development aims to maximize density and offer a range of uses within the T6 Urban Core Zone. The building is designed to be close to both frontages, featuring many doors and windows. Additionally, the sidewalk will be enhanced by a consistent row of tree plantings, substantially elevating the pedestrian experience and contributing to the area’s overall appeal.