A cross-section of Miami’s civic, business and political leadership is considering pushing two major downtown thoroughfares underground and replacing acres of pavement with public parkland, the Daily Business Review has learned.
The plan would reshape a prime section of the city’s urban core at the intersection of I-395 and Biscayne Boulevard and scrap plans for a “signature bridge” along the highway west of Biscayne Bay.
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