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Celal Ozkan and a rendering of Skygarden tower (Linkedin, Permuy Architecture) North Miami Beach gave final approval for a Turkish developer to build a 19-story, mixed-use multifamily tower. Skygarden at 16900 Northeast 19th Avenue will be 224-feet tall and include 341 apartments, 12,635 square feet of retail space, 405 parking spaces, a recreational deck with a pool and garden on the sixth floor, a rooftop terrace, and public art. Developer Celal Ozkan, chairman of Istanbul-based CEO Contract, told commissioners that he wants to break ground in September and complete the project by August 20...

9th April 2021 Bentley has announced plans to launch the first Bentley-branded luxury residential tower in the world. Bentley will partner up with Dezer Development to build and design a residential tower in Sunny Isles Beach, Miami. The Bentley residence tower will focus on luxury living in a sustainable environment and will contain 200 luxury apartments built in topnotch design and quality. The tower will stand at 749 feet and contain over 60 stories high making it the tallest residential tower on any US beachfront. The tower development will adhere with the Florida Green Building Council ...

Over 60 stories high, it will include a patented car elevator. If you could choose any automaker to build a luxury apartment for you, which one would it be? Like us, you'd probably give mainstream brands like Ram, Hyundai, and Dodge a skip and go knocking on the veneered doors of Mercedes-Benz, Bentley, or Rolls-Royce. One of these brands, Bentley, has announced that it will partner with Dezer Development in the building of exclusive Bentley residences in Sunny Isles Beach, Miami. For an automaker that puts expensive stone veneer and 3D interior wood panels in its cars, one can only imagine h...

Share this article Bentley Motors has just announced that it is building its first residential tower in Miami. In partnership with Dezer Development and designed by architectural firm Sieger Suarez Architects, the tower will be built with sustainability in mind. It will comply with the Florida Green Building Council (FLGC) certification, and as it is so close to the ocean, for ocean and bayside views, they will be using environmentally safe building materials and employ an energy-reducing design — offsetting its footprint on the local ecosystem and wildlife. Adrian Hallmark, CEO of Bentl...