A Journey Through Brickell: Miami's Financial District

A people mover station in the Brickell district, Miami. It opened May 26, 1994, and serves buildings such as Mary Brickell Village, Brickell City Centre, Premiere Towers, and 1101 Brickell Building.

A residential high-rise in Miami, Florida. The building has 50 floors, rising 548 feet with ceiling heights of 9.28 feet and nearly 400 units.

A 505-foot, 36-story office skyscraper in Brickell, featuring a concave parabola design and hosting various tenants, including the French Consulate General and two law firms.

A 70-story, 781 feet skyscraper, the Four Seasons Hotel Miami, is a luxury hotel and residential complex offering office space, a health club, and luxury condominiums in the Brickell Financial District.

A 35-story, 540-foot tall office skyscraper with 580,000 square feet of office space and 10,000 square feet of retail, designed to recede at lower levels for improved street visibility.

A residential skyscraper in Miami, completed in 2005, standing 37 stories tall. The building underwent a major renovation in the early 2020s, featuring a new glass façade.

A high-rise building in the Brickell district, featuring 450 condominium units and a 133-room hotel. The project includes a few penthouses and replaced the second phase of the Infinity at Brickell development.

A historic school in Downtown Miami, the Southside School is the oldest elementary school in Miami-Dade county, partnering with the Miami Science Museum and Lowe Art Museum.

A condominium skyscraper, Infinity at Brickell is a 630-foot-tall, 56-floor building with a mix of office, retail, and residential space, home to residential units and commercial ventures.