The city’s Historic Preservation Board voted for the proposed makeover
North Beach’s waterfront Ocean Terrace redevelopment just won a unanimous vote from the city’s Historic Preservation Board on Tuesday, reports the Miami Herald. The project will span a condo tower, hotel, storefronts, and the restoration of 11 historic buildings on Ocean Terrace and Collins Avenue.
It’s been a long road to get here. Miami Beach voters put a halt to the proposed rezoning in 2015 when the plan included demolishing historic structures. Now the plan involves restoring and reusing street-level facades of the Art Deco and Miami Modern buildings— and with this key approval, construction can move forward and developers can begin reaching out to hotel operators.
- Major redevelopment plan for South Beach’s quieter cousin wins key approval [Miami Herald]
- Miami Beach Voters Reject Demolition of Ocean Terrace [Curbed Miami]
from Curbed Miami - All https://miami.curbed.com/2018/1/10/16875376/ocean-terrace-development
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