The hotel was built in 1940 and expanded in 1958. (Shelborne)
The owners of the historic Shelborne Hotel are planning a renovation of the oceanfront South Beach.
Shelborne Hotel Partners WC LP made a proposal to the Miami Beach Historic Preservation Board for the partial demolition, renovation and restoration of parts of the hotel. The owner group also wants to add a retractable roof canopy system and make changes to the backyard layout plan. The company applies for approval at Tuesday’s board of directors.
WP Carey and Russell Galbut sold the majority of the condominium hotel on 1801 Collins Avenue in early 2020 for around 2020 to a joint venture between King Street Real Estate GP, Westdale Properties and Cedar Capital Partners $ 120 million.
The Shelborne, built in 1940, was designed by Igor Polevitzky and his partner Thomas Triplett Russell. In 1958, Morris Lapidus proposed an eight-story extension to the west of the hotel.
The hotel is currently open.
The joint venture King Street, Westdale and Cedar Capital is proposing to renovate the common areas on the ground floor, demolish the townhouses in the lobby, install a retractable awning over the mezzanine terrace and build a new pool and garden in the eastern part of the building the property. The owners also plan to add operable windows to the penthouse unit.
Sandor ScherClaro Development will lead the renovation and Bermello Ajamil & Partners is the architect of the record. Martin Brudnizki Design Studio is the interior design company.
Contact Katherine Kallergis
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