Allen Morris Brickell Park is a leafy oasis on a fraction of a city block. The quarter-acre park is one of few green spaces remaining in the bustling heart of Miami’s financial district.
Over the years, the park’s canopy of palm, banyan and black olive trees has remained, a surviving slice of nature in the middle of a concrete jungle, even as more high-rises pop up all around.
But since early July, the park at the intersection of Southeast 10th Street and Brickell Plaza has been fenced off, as the developer that owns the green space prepares to redevelop the site…