456 NE 29th Street

Cove Miami is a 37-story mixed-use building which will rise at 456 Northeast 29th Street in Edgewater, Miami. Designed by Kobi Karp Architecture & Interior Design Inc. alongside Dieguez Fridman Arquitectos & Asociados and developed by a joint partnership between New York City-based real estate developers SB Development and Hazelton Capital Group under the Edgewater Owner, LLC, the approximate 465-foot-tall structure would yield 467,921 gross square feet including nearly 200,000 square feet of residential space spread across 96 units, 5,373 square feet of commercial space and an enclosed parking garage with 135 spaces. Kimley-Horn is listed as both the landscape architect and civil engineer.

The Cove Miami is a mixed-use tower designed in a modern contemporary architectural style, fit with slab edges marked by glass fiber reinforced concrete (GFRC) cladding, elevations of floor-to-ceiling glass and aluminum frames, and concrete walls finished in three-tone gray stucco. The superstructure is rectangular and is offset by a few setbacks and breaks in the window wall system, which shifts the orientation of the glass and creates a sort of undulating ripple effect. The building’s design meshes well with the architecture in the neighborhood.

The dwelling units are complemented by 5,373 square feet of ground floor/mezzanine commercial space. The commercial space fronts NE 29 Street, wrapping the easternmost portion of the project through to the portion of the project fronting Biscayne Bay, thereby activating both Principal Frontages. The easternmost portion of the Projects fronts a paseo-like connection between NE 29 Street and the bay walk, intended for residents and visitors of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds to access to Miami’s scenic waterfront. Importantly, the project fully complies with the waterfront setbacks set forth in the City of Miami Charter, and the Waterfront Design Guidelines set forth in Appendix B of the Miami 21 Zoning Code (“Miami 21”). It will also complete a missing link in the City of Miami’s (the “City”) bay walk by providing a connection to Icon Bay Park to the south of the project; further enhancing interconnectedness and mobility opportunities for future residents and the surrounding neighborhood.”

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