Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
The Residences by Armani/Casa in Sunny Ilses Beach in Miami is due for completion in 2019.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo When finished, the César Pelli-designed building, which is already 72 percent sold out, will be 56 stories high and home to 308 apartments, with prices ranging from $2 million to over $15 million.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Armani has complete control of how the interiors of the communal areas will be designed.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo It plans to use a a lot of this seafoam green color thoughout the communal areas.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The billiards room.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The massage room.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The cinema.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The wine room.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Three blocks south of Bal Harbor, Fendi Château Residences, a 12-story, 58-unit boutique building, has attracted a wide range of buyers since it was completed last year, including some devoted Fendi shoppers.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo At $6.5 million for a three-bedroom apartment, these uber-luxe pads – which come with a use of a communal indoor spa, private chef, cinema and kid’s room – have the highest starting prices of all the fashion-branded residences in Miami, with a penthouse setting you back as much as $25 million.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The pool.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The zen-like ponds which separate the building and the beach.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Fendi has designed all the communal areas and will also kit out the apartments at an extra cost.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Another view of the lobby.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Missoni Baia will be in Miami’s up and coming Edgewater neighborhood.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A rendering of what the lobby of Missoni Baia in Edgewater will look like once complete.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Prices at the 57-story, 146-unit building overlooking Biscayne Bay, which is yet to break ground but is due for completion in the summer of 2020, range from $500,000 to $3.5 million.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Like Armani and Fendi, Missoni will also deck out apartments at an extra cost.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo When it is ready, the communal areas will be decked out in Missoni’s trademark colorful designs, while residents will have access to five pools.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A closer look at what one its pools will be like.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo The Estates at Acqualina, a 245-unit, twin 50 story luxury towers complete with an ice rink and trader’s room where apartments cost between $4 million and $9 million.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo A rendering of what the lobbies at the Acqualina, which have been designed by Karl Lagerfeld, will look like.
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Inside Miami’s fashion-branded luxury residential towers
Image Credit: Courtesy Photo Another rendering of the lobby.