419 Northeast 19th Street, a 55-story tower project in Miami's Edgewater, is again being considered by the Urban Development Review Board. This follows an initial filing in October 2023 and a subsequent withdrawal before a decision.
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The project, a collaboration between SB Development and Hazelton Capital Group under the name 419 NE 19th Street Owner LLC, aims to accommodate 463 diverse residential units, ranging from studios to four-bedroom layouts, spanning 403 to 2,223 square feet.
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The resubmitted plans detail a total floor area of 552,604 square feet, inclusive of 444 parking spaces, with an increase from the initially proposed 172 spaces. Amenities, including a sky lounge, private dining, and a pool, will grace the 9th, 10th, and rooftop levels.
Image by: 419 Northeast 19th Street. Credit: Fogarty Finger
Key updates to the design, following the initial review, include a reduction of the podium's footprint to mitigate visual impact. Additionally, a green wall on the north elevation and a more articulated podium façade, along with the inclusion of climbing plants and a wraparound water fountain, aims to enhance the project's integration with the surrounding neighborhood and nearby Margaret Pace Park.
Image by: 419 Northeast 19th Street. Credit: Fogarty Finger
The architectural design, led by Fogarty Finger Architecture & Interiors, emphasizes a sleek, modern profile with curvilinear lines and horizontal bands of glass and metal. The podium features a bronze-colored perforated metal screen, illuminated from beneath, intended to screen internal elements and elevate the pedestrian experience.
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