Key takeaways
467,000
sq ft campus
1,300
employees united under one roof
13
studios
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Telemundo had a vision to unite offices, production facilities, and studios under one roof, creating a giant 476,000 sq ft global headquarters located in Miami.
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Designed with the future in mind, the open plan space aims to foster better communications and collaboration between departments and teams.
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Created 3,400 construction jobs and supported local businesses throughout the development process, fostering economic growth.
Telemundo, the Spanish-language TV giant, envisioned a unified hub for its offices, studios, and production facilities. This vision materialised into a state-of-the-art global headquarters in Miami, Florida, spanning 476,000 sq ft—the size of seven football pitches.
Mace's involvement began with the early design stages, where they refined processes, developed project controls, monitored costs, and managed risks. As the project progressed, Mace was appointed to manage the entire build and fit-out. Strong partnerships built on trust and cooperation with the client and supply chain were crucial. These relationships facilitated knowledge sharing and problem-solving, enabling the team to complete the project ahead of schedule.
The timely completion allowed Telemundo to broadcast over 500 hours of live football for the 2018 World Cup. The Telemundo Centre is an eco-friendly building designed to meet the highest standards of sustainability, safety, and efficiency. It is built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane, ensuring full operational capability during extreme weather conditions.
The project also had a significant economic impact, creating 3,400 construction jobs and generating $475 million in sales for local businesses. With an estimated $360 million in taxes to be generated over the next 20 years, the campus will continue to benefit the Florida community.
Located in the Beacon Lakes industrial park in west Miami-Dade, the facility is revitalising the area. With 1,300 employees now working there, new retail and services are expected to follow, further extending the industrial park and creating additional jobs.
