The Safra National Bank in Miami, 3050 Aventura Boulevard, has topped out. The 210-foot tower occupies a prime corner site in Aventura and is part of the city’s vibrant metropolitan area.
The building’s striking form is composed of two interlocking prisms, which converge at level two. The form conveys a sense of balance and generates spectacular spaces at the base and top of the tower, where the bank will host their clients.
Grant Brooker, Head of Studio, Foster + Partners, said: “We are delighted to see this landmark project reaching such a significant milestone. 3050 Aventura Boulevard will make a unique contribution to Miami’s cityscape and set a new benchmark for high-quality workspace in the city, with its extremely generous floor-to-ceiling heights and outstanding views.”
A grand entrance hall welcomes office workers and visitors from a beautifully landscaped plaza. The 37-foot light-filled space features informal seating areas for people to relax and socialize. An offset core and elevator lobby on the west side of the building provide access to the office floorplates, which are maximized to optimize views of the ocean to the east.
At the top of the tower, a generously proportioned executive level offers client meeting rooms, boardrooms, executive offices, and a lounge area. The expansive roof terrace above features a bar, seating and dining areas, and landscaping against a spectacular city backdrop. A louvered horizontal screen extends out from the core to protect guests from the sun.
The glazed tower has a steel and anodized aluminum-clad exoskeleton, with louvers that define the four corners and shade the internal spaces. Warmer natural materials, such as timber and limestone, are used in the entrance hall and across the bank’s floors to create a pleasant environment that enhances wellbeing.
Rob Harrison, Senior Partner, Foster + Partners, added: “Our design embodies Safra National Bank’s commitment to providing exceptional customer service and building long-term relationships with its clients. We look forward to seeing the project progress on site over the coming weeks and months.”
