Is this sleek skyscraper really vulnerable to flooding? We’re standing before the Sabadell Financial Center, a prominent landmark in Miami’s Brickell Financial District. The Sabadell Financial Center towers 430 feet, encompassing 31 floors dedicated to offices and retail. Built in 2000, it’s an embodiment of Miami’s modern skyline. What many wouldn’t guess is this: the Sabadell Financial Center sits on one of Brickell’s lowest points. This intersection is practically at sea level. That makes it surprisingly vulnerable to extreme tides and storm surges. Imagine the bustling financial hub wading through floodwater during a king tide! It’s a stark contrast, highlighting Miami’s unique challenges at the forefront of climate change. The Sabadell Financial Center stands as a testament to both the city’s ambition and its vulnerability in a changing world.
Glenn Hubert Library
What secrets lie hidden within the walls of a university library? Right here in North Miami, the Glenn Hubert Library