“Wow, those towers are huge!” a voice whispers, breaking the silence. Brickell on the River stands proudly before us, two magnificent residential towers reaching for the sky. The North Tower, completed in 2005, stands at an impressive 423 feet, while its younger sibling, the South Tower, stretches even higher to 482 feet. Imagine, just a few decades ago, this place looked completely different. Before the gleaming skyscrapers and bustling streets, this area was a tranquil haven of luxurious mansions, known as “Millionaire’s Row.” Families like the Brickells, for whom this neighborhood is named, built their fortunes on trading and land development, shaping the very landscape we see today. The Brickell family’s legacy is woven into the fabric of this place. The North Tower took a mere 31 months to construct, rising from the ground with astonishing speed between December 2003 and July 2006. Today, Brickell on the River is more than just a residential complex. It’s a vibrant microcosm of Miami, with a central plaza that pulsates with life. Imagine enjoying a delicious meal at the plaza’s renowned restaurant, its flavors tantalizing your taste buds as the Miami River flows serenely beside you. The plaza is a place to unwind, to soak in the energy of the city, and to witness the harmonious blend of Miami’s past and present.
Glenn Hubert Library
What secrets lie hidden within the walls of a university library? Right here in North Miami, the Glenn Hubert Library