Pre-Construction · Midtown Miami
From $2.4M
26 stories by Pritzker Prize laureate Sir David Chipperfield with Hermès-interiors designer RDAI — 143 residences above 55,000 sq ft of Design District retail, where architecture, art, and luxury converge. From $2.4M.
| Residence Type | Size | Starting Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | 900 – 1,200 sq ft | From $2,400,000 | |
| 2 Bedroom | 1,500 – 2,200 sq ft | From $4,200,000 | |
| 3 Bedroom + Penthouse | 2,800 – 5,000 sq ft | From $7,500,000 |
The Neighborhood
The Miami Design District occupies approximately 18 city blocks in Midtown Miami between NW 36th and 42nd Streets. What was a district of upholstery shops and warehouses began transforming in the early 2000s when developer Craig Robins began systematically attracting the world's most exclusive luxury brands. Today it houses the North American flagships of Louis Vuitton, Dior, Hermès, Prada, Valentino, and over 100 others — the highest concentration of luxury retail per block in the United States outside of Beverly Hills.
The Design District is not merely a shopping destination — it functions as a cultural institution. The Institute of Contemporary Art Miami and a permanent collection of public sculptures and murals by artists including Nicolas Party and Hank Willis Thomas make the neighborhood an open-air museum. Design Miami, held annually during Art Basel week in December, draws the world's leading art collectors and dealers to the district and transforms it into one of the most significant art events in the world.
For residents of Miami Design Residences, the neighborhood's cultural infrastructure is daily life rather than occasional destination. Wynwood's galleries are a walk south; the Adrienne Arsht Center is minutes east; Bal Harbour Shops are 20 minutes north. A Chipperfield building is the only kind of building that belongs in this context — and for buyers who share that view, no other address in Miami delivers this combination of architectural pedigree and cultural immersion.
Miami Design Residences is a 26-story tower in Midtown Miami shaped by a collaboration between two institutions of international cultural significance. Sir David Chipperfield Architects, holder of both the Royal Gold Medal and the Pritzker Architecture Prize, designed the building's exterior. RDAI — the Parisian studio responsible for the interiors of every Hermès flagship store worldwide — crafted the residences within. The result is a building where architecture and interiors are held to standards more commonly associated with museums than residential towers.
143 residences occupy floors above 55,000 square feet of curated Design District retail, placing owners at the literal intersection of the world's most concentrated luxury shopping district and one of Miami's most culturally active urban neighborhoods. Custom ceramic columns inspired by the area's artistic traditions, floor-to-ceiling glass, generous terraces, and RDAI's restrained Parisian material palette define the living spaces from within.
Gallery-inspired resident lounges, a resort-style pool with sun deck, wellness and spa facilities, and concierge services calibrated to the Design District's aesthetic ambition complete an amenity program conceived by people who understand that a building placed in this neighborhood must earn its place in the cultural conversation. Completion is targeted for Q1 2030.
Architecture by Sir David Chipperfield Architects, Pritzker Prize laureate; interiors by RDAI Paris, the studio that designs every Hermès flagship globally.
55,000 sq ft of curated Design District retail directly beneath the residences — flagship-caliber tenants from the world's top luxury brands.
$2.4M to $9.8M.
18 blocks of luxury retail, galleries, and cultural institutions in Midtown Miami, adjacent to Wynwood to the south and steps from the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami.
From 900 to 5,000+ square feet, one to three bedrooms (plus penthouse), each with generous terraces and floor-to-ceiling glass.
Q1 2030.
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