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Architects: Daniel Toole Architecture
- Area: 6200 ft²
- Year: 2019
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Photographs:RA-HAUS, Heywood Chan, Robin Hill
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Architect of Record: SB Architects
Text description provided by the architects. An intervention within a recently revitalized district of Miami, Jade Alley elevates an alleyway into an iconic public place. The project is in the Miami Design District, an area north of downtown Miami that was once pineapple farms, then furniture warehouses, and recently has been revitalized into a major destination with a unique mix of art, retail, fashion, dining, design, and architecture. Through a visionary development and planning team, the district has grown in multiple phases adding new buildings and public spaces, while preserving pieces of the existing fabric. This project revitalizes a leftover alley within this unique neighborhood.
