World’s tallest building
An international icon
A city within a city
Promenade on the bay
Dancing fountains shows
Pan-American Plaza
“Platinum Green”
Energy self-sufficient
Wind energy
Waste treatment plants
Water desalinization
Chilled water plants
Evacuation systems
Day care center, spa
Marketplace, boardwalk
Auditorium, amphitheater
International restaurants

Land area - acres
Height - ft
Floors
Construction area - sf
Parking spaces
Marina slips
Observatory
Rotating sky-lounge
Catering halls
Hotel - rooms
Condo units
Offices
Retail area
Restaurants
Trade Center
Amusement Park
Telecom

28
3,000
160
11,500,000
11,700
300
24,900
31,600
31,400
792
1,050
1,000,000
1,960,000
684,000
1,600,000
2,100,000
92,000

 
 
 

 

PLATINUM GREEN SUSTAINABLE
Buildings have a surprisingly profound impact on our natural environment, economy, health and productivity. MIAPOLIS intends to be designed as a high performance green building through a LEED certified project.

MIAPOLIS will be on the cutting edge of sustainable design. This project will be the largest LEED-
certified structure at any rating level in the United States. As green buildings are recognized
increasingly by LEED and ENERGY STAR, the marketplace is expected to follow with a system of preferential pricing. Tremendous value is created for MIAPOLIS because it is being built to the hig-
hest standards:;

LEED certification;
environmental management;
energy conservation and renewable
60% wind energy;
modular green roof; greenhouse gas management
water desalinization; storm water management
wastewater; solid waste management
transportation alternative fuel, electric trolleys
purchase carbon emissions offsets;
ecosystem management; Carbon sequestration

 

 

EVACUATION SYSTEM

It is a building-wide solution for safe evacuation of tenants and quick transporting of rescue personnel to elevated floors.

The system is an array of five collapsible cabins permanently stored on the roof in a folded position. Upon deployment, the cabins array is lowered to the ground, it then unfolds, enabling emergency responders to board the cabin.

It travels upwards until it stops opposite five elevated floors simultaneously, enabling 150 occupants to enter through specially configured exit windows.
The array is then lowered to the ground and tenants exit as it refolds