Construction activity spotted at One River Point

Uruguayan architect Rafael Viñoly’s luxury project One River Point is on its way to becoming a reality, according to The Next Miami, which scoped out construction activity at the project’s site along the Miami River. The 60-story project, which includes two towers connected by a “floating sky bridge,” is now expected to go vertical in 2019.

Development along the once-scrappy Miami River is so hot right now, the New York Times just chronicled the many projects going up — and the bait-and-tackle stores in that area that are going by the wayside.

• Work Underway At One River Point, Could Become Miami’s Tallest [The Next Miami]
• Along Miami River, Derelict Bait Shops Give Way to Luxury Condos [NYT]
• Miami’s One River point expected to break ground in late 2017 [Curbed Miami]
• Miami’s One River Point opens museum-like sales gallery [Curbed Miami]