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A community resource for shared understanding of the Rickenbacker Causeway, Virginia Key and Crandon Park.

A Shared Place. A Shared Future.

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The Rickenbacker corridor has a long history of plans, visions, improvements, and legal requirements. This site brings these pieces together, in one place, to help everyone begin from the same starting point.

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The Shoreline: Reclaiming the Miami-Dade I grew up in |Opinion
The Shoreline: Reclaiming the Miami-Dade I grew up in |Opinion

In this op-ed, Miami-Dade County Commissioner Raquel Regalado presents The Shoreline as a reimagining of the Rickenbacker Causeway rooted in personal history, public space, and long-term resilience.

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What could Virginia Key look like in the future?
What could Virginia Key look like in the future?

Senior students from DASH and MAST Academy competed in the 15th annual Architecture and Industrial Design Competition, challenged to reimagine Virginia Key's Marina Park on the former Seaquarium site. (From left to right): Amelia Jamault, Julian Leon, Isabella Ramirez, Valentina Rodriguez Arteaga, and Melanie Parras. (Photo/Courtesy of Andrea Martinez Garaulet)

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High school design competition re-imagines Marina Park on Virginia Key
High school design competition re-imagines Marina Park on Virginia Key

A team composed of high schoolers from MAST Academy and DASH is envisioning novel ways to redesign Marina Park on Virginia Key for optimal recreational use and climate resilience. (From left to right): Amelia Jamault, Julian Leon, Isabella Ramirez, Valentina Rodriguez Arteaga, and Melanie Parras. (Photo/Courtesy of Andrea Martinez Garaulet)

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Regalado unveils new Rickenbacker concept: part park, part elevated expressway
Regalado unveils new Rickenbacker concept: part park, part elevated expressway

This article introduces “The Shoreline,” a proposal to redesign the Rickenbacker Causeway by elevating vehicle traffic over Virginia Key and reclaiming ground-level space for parks, beaches, and pedestrian and cycling paths.

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The mangrove forests along the Rickenbacker Corridor are not ornamental. They buffer storm surge, stabilize the shoreline, filter stormwater before it enters Biscayne Bay, and provide nursery habitat for the juvenile fish that form the base of South
On a typical Sunday, nearly 25,000 cars head eastbound on the Rickenbacker Causeway toward Crandon Park, Key Biscayne, and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. Thousands more arrive by bike, on foot, and by boat. The corridor serves all of them throu
For 70 years, the Miami Seaquarium occupied 38 acres of Virginia Key waterfront. It opened in 1955, drew millions of visitors over seven decades, and shaped how generations of South Floridians understood this place. It closed in 2025. What happens
Virginia Key Beach holds one of the most powerful histories in Miami: a historically Black beach during segregation that became a landmark of resilience and community. Today, it is part of the corridor we all share. We honor that history as we plan i
The Rickenbacker Corridor Public Input Survey is still open, and we are still listening. This is your chance to tell us what matters most to you: safety and infrastructure, access and transit, the environment, the parks, the history, all of it. Every
The Rickenbacker Corridor is where Miami comes to breathe: cycling at sunrise, fishing off the causeway, kayaking through the bay. This is the corridor we are working to protect and improve. Tell us what it means to you. Survey link in bio. #Rickenba
TODAY is National Lighthouse Day at Cape Florida Lighthouse at @billbaggsstatepark. Grab your crew, head to Bill Baggs, and celebrate one of Miami's most iconic landmarks. #NationalLighthouseDay #CapeFloridaLighthouse #BillBaggs #VirginiaKey #Miami
Your corridor. Your voice. The Rickenbacker Corridor Public Input Survey is now live. Tell us what works, what needs fixing, and what you want to see next. Link in bio. #RickenbackerCorridor #MiamiDade #CommunityInput
A public meeting to discuss the Shoreline progress and vision for the future of the Rickenbacker Corridor. The Shoreline public meeting provides a platform for community members and stakeholders to exchange ideas and influence the future development
Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 – November 30. For the Rickenbacker Corridor, that's not an abstract concern. The causeway is a low-lying coastal stretch exposed to storm surge, high winds, and flooding, and the only road connecting

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