Three apartment towers designed by the current it-boy of contemporary architecture, Bjarke Ingels. Two of them are connected at the top, creating a canyon that appears to rupture them in half.

Bjarke Ingels and Rem Koolhaas are duking it out over the commission for the Miami Beach Convention Center with two big, big designs for the absolutely massive complex.

Although currently on hold until a new selection committee can convene, the leading proposal to develop network of alleyways and parking lots just off Lincoln Road was by starchitecture firm Snøhetta, currently designing the pedestrianization of Times Square.

This complex of five buildings spread over four blocks creates a veritable neighborhood of historic and and new architecture, with the new stuff by some of the biggest names in the field, namely Lord Norman Foster, Rem Koolhaas, and Roman & Williams.

One Ocean, by starchitect Enrique Norten, who is the lucky recipient of many South Florida commissions, has swooping curves, and surprising but very beautiful architectural details.

321 Ocean, by starchitect Enrique Norten, is just a few blocks up Ocean Drive by Norten's other building-to-be One Ocean, but the difference between the two is night and day. Whereas One Ocean is afflury with curves, 321 is just about as boxy as they get, a celebration of rectilinearity.

Only in Miami would starchitects scramble over each other to design an oceanfront condo tower in otherwise quite nauseatingly un-design savvy neighborhoods like Sunny Isles Beach. The upcoming Jade Signature is designed by starchitects Herzog & de Meuron, the firm that did the famous 1111 parking garage and the Perez Art Museum Miami.

Design41 will be yet another building by one of Miami's most prolific starchitects, Enrique Norten. This time. it adds a little height to the low scale Design District.

Zaha Hadid's first skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere will be the towering and luxurious One Thousand Museum, a building described variously as "ready for a diaper change", "Gaudi meets bacteriophage", and "a space alien's butt plug."

Soon to be Miami's tallest all-residential tower, Echo Brickell is by Carlos Ott, the guy that did the Bastille Opera in Paris.

The soon-to-be-completed Perez Art Museum Miami is the second Miami building by celebrated starchitecture firm Herzog & de Meuron. Their first was the famous 1111 and their third will be a condo tower in Sunny Isles Beach called Jade Signature.

Designed by Grimshaw, the Frost Museum of Science will have a planetarium in a ball just like at the Natural History Museum in New York. However, unlike the Natural History Museum, it'll also have a ballroom under a glass bottomed shark tank.

Yet another by Carlos Ott, currently under construction.

Carlos Ott, again.

Who else, but Carlos Ott?