Living Bayfront at Miami Seaquarium is Terra's plan for the Seaquarium property on Biscayne Bay, after a bankruptcy court selected the Miami firm to lead its transformation, at 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway.
The master plan centers on a three-floor, 83,000-square-foot aquarium with no marine mammals, and adds the 118,000-square-foot UM DEEP Marine Research and Innovation Center with the University of Miami Rosenstiel School, a three-quarter-mile public Ocean Walk, the Living Edge underwater classroom, the Miami Wave surf lagoon and research pool, and the Harbor House & Fisherman's Village with restaurants, retail and a public marina of 295 wet slips and 552 dry-storage spaces. Buckminster Fuller's Golden Dome will be restored as a performance and events venue, and the Flipper House from the 1960s television series will be preserved. The environmental program includes 3D-printed living seawalls, coral sod systems, seagrass, mangrove and oyster restoration, stormwater filtration, continuous public water-quality monitoring, Florida Clean Marina certification and LEED Silver for eligible buildings. The Miami-Dade County Commission unanimously approved the land use plan on first reading.
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Where is Living Bayfront at Miami Seaquarium located?
Living Bayfront at Miami Seaquarium is located in Miami.
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Terra is the developer behind Living Bayfront at Miami Seaquarium.