A notable South Florida architect is proposing the tallest residential building in Miami on a parking lot east of the Claude Pepper Federal Building.
But first, he would need approval from the Federal Aviation Administration and permission from the city to disregard a significant section of the zoning code. The FAA recommended chopping nearly two-thirds off the 866-foot Liquid Lofts proposal, suggesting a height of 251 feet.
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