Above: large skyline view from MacArthur Causeway of Miami.
Above left: Jade at Brickell Bay, another residential tower (152m/500f, 48 stories, 2004).
Above middle and right: Espirito Santo Plaza (148m/487f, 36 stories, 2002).
The building is in use as office, condominium and hotel.
Above left: One Biscayne Tower (150m/492f, 39 stories, 1974),
Miami's tallest building from 1974-1984, when Wachovia Financial Center took that title over.
The height is not including the large antenna on top.
Above middle: Miami Center (148m/484f, 34 stories, 1983).
Above right: Brickell on the River North Tower (147m/482f, 42 stories, 2005).
The residential building was still under construction when the picture was taken (July 2005).
Above left: two pictures of Three Tequesta Point (146m/480f, 46 stories, 2001).
It's part of the Tequesta Point complex, which also consists of Two Tequista Point (125m/410f, 40 stories, 1999),
and One Tequesta Point (no height available, 30 stories, 1995).
Above middle: the residential One Miami Towers seen from the side.
They were still under construction when the pictures were taken.
Above middle right: One Miami West Tower (137m/449f, 45 stories, 2005).
Above right: One Miami East Tower (140m/460f, 44 stories, 2005).
Above left: The Mark on Brickell (128m/420f, 36 stories, 2001)
and Oakwood Miami Appartments (116m/380f, 36 stories, 1998).
Above middle: 701 Brickell Avenue (137m/450f, 33 stories, 1986).
Above right: Mellon Financial Center (131m/430f, 31 stories, 2000).
Above left: One Broadway (126m/413f, 40 stories, 2005).
Above middle left: The Club at Brickell Bay (125m/411f, 42 stories, 2004).
Above middle: The Palace (122m/400f, 42 stories, 1981).
Above middle right: SunTrust International Center (114m/375f, 31 stories, 1973).
Above right: Brickell Bay Tower (113m/371f, 30 stories, 1985).
Above left and middle left: 1221 Brickell Building (111m/365f, 27 stories, 1986).
Above middle: Carbonell Condominium (125m/410f, 40 stories, 2005).
The residential building was still under construction when the picture was taken (July 2005).
Above middle right: Hotel InterContinental Miami (112m/366f, 35 stories, 1982),
with in the background the two One Miami Towers.
Above right: New World Tower (109m/357f, 30 stories, 1965).
Miami's tallest from 1965-1973 and the first skyscraper
built in Miami that was taller than 100m (328f).
Above left: Brickell Bayview Center (100m/328f, 33 stories, 1986).
Above middle: two pictures of One Brickell Square (100m/328f, 26 stories, 1985).
Above right: The Saint Louis (no height available, 31 stories, 1995).
Above: downtown Miami seen from MacArthur Causeway.
For pictures of the five tallest buildings of Miami go to: page 1
The building data, the top 10 of tallest buildings and some of the building information
are courtesy of EMPORIS.COM,
One of the world's leading architectural resources on tall buildings on the Internet
