New Documents Reveal Details on Rockstar's Lincoln Road "VI" Sculpture and Kaseya Center Install

New documents show the “VI” sign for Lincoln Road is built from foam over an aluminum frame on roughly 8 tons of concrete and steel, that the drawings list the Kaseya Center as a second install site, and that the Lincoln Road permit is still only “Applied."

Last month, we revealed Rockstar’s “Vice Beach” marketing agreement with Miami Beach, which included a 10 foot “VI” sculpture for Lincoln Road. We’ve now dug up a new batch of public documents that give us a much better look at that sculpture, and a few surprises along the way.

The permit application

The City of Miami Beach’s public permit records list a Special Events permit called “VI Sign at Lincoln Road.” It was filed on November 5, 2026, and its status is currently Applied, so it hasn’t been issued yet.

Here’s what the application says:

• Location: 901 Lincoln Rd ROW, Miami Beach
• Event days: November 13 to 17
• Load-in: November 11 to 13, early in the morning
• Load-out: January 2 to 5, 2027
• Listed as a “temporary sign”

The form says applications for public property are supposed to be in 90 days before load-in. This one went in about six days before. We don’t know how the city handles that, but it’s something to keep an eye on.

Paperwork signed in October

We also found the city’s Special Events indemnity agreement, which was signed and notarized on October 16 by Amplify Marketing, the same company named in the original agreement as Rockstar’s agent. Here’s what it says:

• Event name: “GTA ROLLOUT”
• Location: Lincoln Road between Jefferson and Michigan Avenue
• Term: October 19, 2026 to January 15, 2027, which lines up with the removal deadline from the original agreement

What the sculpture is made of

The engineering drawings come from a company called Dimensional Innovations, and the project is titled “Rockstar - Miami City Signage.” They’re dated September 24, 2026.

Here’s the simple version:

• Two separate pieces, a “V” and an “I”
• A palm frond design in dark and light pink on each letter
• Foam letters over a light frame
• Each letter sits on a big concrete base to keep it standing
• Around 8 tons all up, almost all of it concrete and steel

The Kaseya Center is listed too

The drawings show two locations: a “Lincoln Rd Location” and a “Kaseya Center Location.” The installation notes mention Lincoln Road in Miami Beach and 601 Biscayne Blvd in Miami, which is the Kaseya Center’s address.

We haven’t seen a permit or approval for the arena yet, so we can’t say if that install is confirmed. It would fit with the Kaseya Center rooftop signage we reported on back in September.

A letter from the Lincoln Road BID

A letter dated October 27 from the Lincoln Road Business Improvement District, signed by Executive Director Anabel Llopis, says the BID gives its “full support” to the “GTA Branding Sign.” It places the sign on the 900 block, south side and gives these dates:

• Install: November 4 to 10
• Art Basel cover-up: November 27 to December 6
• Facade removal: December 7
• Full dismantle: January 2 to 5, 2027

What’s changed since the original article

A few things don’t match up with what we reported before:

• Location: the original agreement put the sculpture at 689 Lincoln Road. The permit now lists 901 Lincoln Rd, which fits the BID letter’s 900 block. Since the permit hasn’t been issued, the final spot isn’t locked in.
• Cover-up date: the agreement said everything had to be covered starting November 29. The BID letter says November 27.
• Install window: the BID letter had installation running November 4 to 10, but as of November 8 we haven’t seen any sign of work starting on Lincoln Road. The permit’s own load-in doesn’t begin until November 11.

What’s next

GTA 6 launches on November 19, and the permit’s event days start on November 13, so the timeline is tight. We’ll keep watching the permit records and bring updates to you at GTAVice.net