Miami's CRAZY $840 Million Signature Bridge Project!



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In this video filmed June 30, 2022, we explore the $840 million construction projects taking place in Miami. This includes a massive, six-arch signature bridge in downtown, a double deck highway and other improvements.

Credit: FDOT for the animation of the project

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43 thoughts on “Miami's CRAZY $840 Million Signature Bridge Project!”

  1. Excellent 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼sometimes we don’t even know what’s going on in Miami when it comes to building stuff all over the place – thank you very informative video 😻

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  2. New subscriber. Congrats on killing it so far and WOW almost a million views on one video, that's winning the YouTube lottery. Great drone shots, do you need special permission to film stuff like that. I'm trying to get my drone license and want to make my videos look better.

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  3. New buildings came out this year, I saw two of them basically, I see purple street lights when I go to expressway I’ve never seen them before and I can’t wait to see this bridge and any other future buildings in next other years man

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  4. During my time here Miami has gone from a tiny city , to a global city, to a city state meaning completely independent of a nation really.

    To a super state. Possibly more relevant than the nation it sits in?.

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  5. This bridge if you can even call it that is absolutely horrendous, what a waste. It has no beauty and it doesn't accomplish any engineering feet whatsoever. Maybe we should be worried about making their rail system more expensive and not relying so heavily on cars, getting more green space and densifying the city as a whole… Miami is still at town, it's got a long way to go to be a city, much more a world class one…

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  6. Miami can find the money to fund a "signature" bridge , but not affordable housing in the heart of Miami/Overtown? How much more economic abuse does the Overtown need? First segregation, then underserved now gentrified.

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  7. Thanks for the vid. Just visited Miami in Feb '23 from Canada and noted these huge foundation pieces rising above the level of the freeway. After this video my wondering is over. Now I'll need to come back in 2026 to view these amazing arches. They are going to be stunning.

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  8. I appreciate this video, but I still don't understand what this bridge is bypassing. It's basically a "Land Bridge" is only over land and will connect to the existing highway that traverses Biscayne Bay, right? I also like the design, and happy that there was budget to allow for lighting, which is very important for nighttime aesthetics.

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  9. As a native Miamian, most people in this city agree this is a colossal waste of money. Instead of giving us money to "spruce up" and gentrify the surrounding areas of Downtown, this money could have been used to expand Mass transit systems already in existence (MetroRail, MetroMover). But no, the State of Florida is not very progressive on issues that actually plague our cities and I can't say the local dimwit politicians in this town are any different. Miami can never become a real metropolis unless it fixes it's problems that plague it.

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