MIAMI · A CONSIDERED VIEW
11 hotel-branded residences in Miami, from Four Seasons, Aman, Mandarin Oriental and 7 more brands. The collection spans coastal homes and city addresses. Our starting point is the way your family wants to live.
Before comparing brands, define how the home will be used: the months you plan to spend there, journeys to school and work, privacy expectations and the hotel services you actually want to use.
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United StatesAman Miami Beach pairs a new Kengo Kuma residential building with the restored Versailles Hotel. The contrast between flowing contemporary floors and the historic Art Deco landmark gives the oceanfront project its architectural identity.
United StatesMandarin Oriental’s Brickell Key proposal separates two residential towers above an landscaped podium. KPF’s architecture and Tristan Auer’s South Tower interiors anchor a programme of pools, dining pavilions and private wellness spaces.
United StatesRosewood’s Miami Beach homes rise beside The Raleigh within a landscaped oceanfront estate. Broad terraces and full-height windows make the exterior part of the living space, with beach-club and dining facilities close by.
United StatesThe original Four Seasons Miami residences share a tower with a tropical pool landscape high above Brickell. A separate residential pool and the hotel’s Fernando Botero sculptures give the building specific daily landmarks.
United StatesThe Surf Club residences rise in two contemporary towers above the historic club. Joseph Dirand’s quiet palette and broad terraces connect the homes to the Atlantic, with private pools identified specifically in the penthouse examples.
United StatesShore Club’s new residential chapter brings three building types into one Miami Beach setting: a rounded tower, homes behind the historic Cromwell façade, and a single-family Beach House. Robert A.M. Stern Architects uses the curves of yachts and the movement of waves to shape the architecture, with oak, mahogany and light metalwork carrying those references indoors. A colonnaded route leads through planted gardens and pools towards the beach. The planned composition combines the intimacy of different home types with Auberge’s hospitality presence on the wider site.
United StatesBayfront homes in South Brickell pair private residential life with St. Regis traditions.
United StatesNine offset cubes give the downtown Miami tower its distinctive silhouette, with interiors by BAMO.
United StatesBayfront homes in Edgewater combine Arquitectonica architecture, Studio Munge interiors and generous terraces facing the bay.
United StatesA Baccarat tower where the Miami River meets Biscayne Bay brings expressive shared interiors and terraces to an urban Brickell setting.
United StatesPenthouse residences within Faena Hotel Miami Beach pair ocean views and theatrical interiors with the established cultural setting of Faena District.
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