Espirito Santo Plaza

The Plush Espirito Santo Plaza

Espirito Santo Plaza is a 36-storied skyscraper that was built in 2004. Overlooking the Bay City, the eye-catching Plaza houses residential condos, offices, and hotel suites. No wonder, it is not pet-friendly but a perfect place for posh offices. As it is located on the south of Brickell Avenue just near the Financial Center and north of Espirito Santo Bank, the tower is a convenient place to host customer-centric offices. While the first 2 to 25 floors has at least 300,000 square feet of ‘A’-class offices, the next 11 stories houses the hotel on one side and residences on the other. This is the Atrium Sky Lobby. The offices can be accessed with a separate 4-story atrium lobby from the second floor. Aesthetically designed with Kohn Pedersen Fox, the building has a concave sloping arch similar to Saint Louis Arch. Equipped with glass curtain-wall system the building is waterproof and cannot be messed up even with a powerful hurricane or flood. The ground floor is potent enough to withstand high hydrostatic force during the onslaught of a storm or a flood. Tailor-made concrete outriggers help to keep strong winds from the sea at bay.

The incredible modern marvel is not only structured to be a resilient building to house both corporate and residential hubs, it also has useful amenities for the owners and visitors. As a result, it was awarded the Platinum Award of Engineering Excellence by the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) in 2004. The visitors for instance, will not have trouble to park their cars because of the 12-storied elaborate parking facility that is attached the high-rise. There is a walking bridge to the 2nd floor as well – to facilitate office goers. Apart from 24-hour concierge, valet, and security service, the Plaza has retail hubs, lush eateries, sprawling spa, and a pool. Overall, the magnificent mixed-use tower is the ultimate retreat for those who want it all - a beautiful luxurious home that is coupled a prime location, all within a building that is one of the most iconic in all of South Florida.