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City of Miami Museum Park Baywalk Phase 3 <br />Miami, Florida <br />Miller Legg provided landscape architecture, civil <br />engineering, lighting/electrical engineering, surveying, <br />SUE, permitting and limited construction administration <br />services for the Miami Baywalk Phase 3 Project. The <br />Project runs approximately 1200 feet along the <br />southern bulkhead of the turning basin and is 30 – 50 <br />feet in width. Permitting for project improvements was <br />provided through the City of Miami, Miami-Dade County <br />and South Florida Water Management District. <br />Underground utility designation for electric and <br />drainage utilities was performed. The project is a 1/4- <br />mile pedestrian-oriented urban waterfront park and <br />promenade on Biscayne Bay, located adjacent to the <br />east coast greenway. It provides a unique open space <br />that links the American Airlines Arena, Biscayne <br />Boulevard, and Museum Park. The Baywalk design <br />includes custom native stone benches, extensive paver <br />pedestrian spaces, salt-tolerant tropical plantings, as <br />well as themed lighting and site amenities. Due to <br />historic maritime activities in the project area, soil <br />conditions were addressed through the design of <br />unique drainage facilities that minimized potential <br />groundwater impacts. The Baywalk design solution also <br />improved visibility and lighting in the area to discourage <br />vagrancy issues that existed. The planting design not <br />only enhanced aesthetics, but also buffered unsightly <br />adjacent parking and utility areas and minimized <br />exposed surfaces that had been subject to graffiti. This <br />project was performed under our Miscellaneous <br />Landscape Architectural Services contract. <br />Client Reference: <br />Mr. Hector Badia, Assistant Director <br />City of Miami Capital Improvements Program <br />444 SW 2nd Avenue, 8th Floor <br />Miami, FL 33130 <br />(305) 416-1280 <br />hbadia@miamigov.com <br />AskOCI@miamigov.com <br />Total Cost: $1,100,000 <br />Owner: City of Miami <br />Completion Date: January 31, 2022 <br />35