Master Planned Developments
301 Edgewater Place
A 77,214 SF Carmen Red granite Building with a 247-car garage.
Parking structures have been used judiciously to allow tenants to look at natural water views instead of asphalt parking lots
501 Edgewater Place
134,003 SF Carmen Red Granite building with a three-level 434-car parking garage.
Building 501 is a four story Carmen Red Granite building with an attached three story garage. Marbel and granite create world-class institutional buildings
401 Edgewater Place
252,150 SF Swedish Mahogany Granite
Building with a three-level 729-car garage.
All of the buildings within Edgewater are built of high-quality materials such as Travertine Marble, Italian Carmen Red Granite, and Swedish Mahogany Granite. The polished granite surfaces reflect sunlight, imbuing the buildings with a natural radiance, while butt-glazed reflective glass complements the polished stone, creating a seamless integration with the surrounding environment.
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Master-planned parks will always dominate the office market and attract the strongest corporate credits. Edgewater is now complete with 980,000 SF of office space built inseven buildings.
Miami Florida Power & Light
210,000 SF with a seven-level parking garage.
Marquez built the ten-story Miami office of Florida Power & Light. The building had a 1.8-acre river front park in downtown Miami. Even in dense downtown developments, parks were a valuable component of every Marquez project. The project has a seven-story parking garage. The building skin is entirely constructed of a very distinctive polished Cold Spring Granite.
InWood's Distinctive Approach to
Urban Development
InWood’s most notable attribute is its expansive visual frontage, extending over a mile along Interstate 93 near Route 128 in Boston. Following a meticulous six-year land assemblage period, construction on the roads, bridge, and utility infrastructure began. Initially envisioned as an 850,000 square foot office park, the post-September 11 downturn in the high-tech market necessitated a strategic pivot. Successfully rezoned, InWood was transformed into a 480-unit residential complex, demonstrating adaptability and resilience in the face of new market realities.
