Adventist Health, Blue Zones, Accor Hotels and Royal Palm Companies have formed a partnership to build Legacy Tower at Miami Worldcenter, a $500 million tower in Downtown Miami. The property is the first COVID-conscious development, according to the developers, and it is the first ground breaking at Miami Worldcenter, a 27-acre community, since the start of the pandemic.
Once complete, Legacy Tower will be a 55-story tower with 310 MicroLuxe residences, 219 hotel rooms and 10-floors of medical facilities. The property is ready to take on another pandemic. According to Royal Palm Companies' CEO, Daniel Kodsi, "Here you have a medical-wellness center, combined with a hotel, residences, all-in-one tower. This is, in essence, pandemic-ready. One day, in the future, you can shelter in-place right in the building."
The anti-COVID features include hospital-grade ventilation systems and an effective air decontamination system, UV robots, touchless technology, voice-activated technology, water filtration system and antimicrobial material on all the furniture throughout the property. In addition, the property will have medical gases and ventilators onsite.
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