The neighborhood and the waterfront
Hive organizes its proposal around three spatial phases: the neighborhood edge, the waterfront, and the connector. The model lets these parts be read together or isolated to understand their relationships.
Hive
A new ground above the city.
A capstone proposal at 2301 NW 33rd Avenue, Miami, connecting a neighborhood edge, residences, and a canal-side public realm.
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The idea behind the project
A capstone proposal at 2301 NW 33rd Avenue, Miami, connecting a neighborhood edge, residences, and a canal-side public realm.
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- Project type
- Mixed-use capstone proposal
- Location
- 2301 NW 33rd Avenue, Miami, Florida
- Size
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- Scope
- Residential buildings, offices, rooftop amenities, and waterfront
An elevated shared landscape
Above the office areas, the amenity deck links the residential buildings. Pavilions punctuate this rooftop landscape. In the sea-level-rise studies, the elevated deck is explored as a future ground.
Drawing and inhabiting
Floor plans and paired render views connect the building’s organization to its spatial experience. Open the model to compare levels, inspect the amenity pavilions, and move between the overall composition and an eye-level view.
Presentation & PDF books
Renders & drawings
