Reservations have launched for The Perigon, a 17-story ultra-luxury condominium development set to rise at 5333 Collins Avenue along the stretch between Indian Creek and the Atlantic Ocean on the sands of Miami Beach. Designed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, founder of internationally acclaimed firm OMA New York and developed between Miami-based Mast Capital and Miami Beach-based Starwood Capital Group, The Perigon will become one of the most recognizable buildings in the Mid Beach neighborhood and will feature 82 spacious two- to four-bedroom residences elegantly designed by Tara Bernerd & Partners spanning 2,100 to 6,700 square feet. Landscape architecture firm Gustafson Porter+Bowman will surround the development with lush gardens and serene water features. ODP Architecture & Design is the architect of record.
OMA designed the 213-foot-tall building as a series of intertwined towers or volumes of varying heights with bold terraces oriented towards the oceanfront for enhanced views of the Atlantic, while simultaneously amplifying the views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline overlooking Miami Beach. The towers are elevated and fused into a single superstructure that responds to the panoramic views and opens up the grade-level areas on the property, creating the appearance that the building is floating or only gently touching the ground. The reduced footprint and lot coverage maximizes space for the gardens below. Each tower volume subtly contrasts with each other in shape – where organic curved corners meet orthogonal right angles – highlighting their juxtaposition. The design for the interlocking towers will obtain LEED Gold certification when completed.
Crown at The Perigon. Rendering courtesy of Binyan Studios.
Conceived as Miami Beach’s premier destination for oceanfront living, residences at The Perigon will feature light-filled open floor plans, the highest quality finishes, direct and unobstructed water views, 10-foot ceiling heights, 10- to 12-foot deep wraparound terraces and custom Italian kitchen cabinetry designed by Tara Bernerd & Partners. This mix of interior features paired with the location will blend the intimacy of a single-family villa with the vistas of a high-rise tower, taking advantage of the building’s position between the Atlantic Ocean and Indian Creek.
Pool at The Perigon. Rendering courtesy of Binyan Studios.
The Perigon will deliver world-class service and unmatched amenity spaces that embrace its serene setting on the water. An oceanfront restaurant, speakeasy-style bar and a conservatory with a daily breakfast bar will be exclusively available to residents, and a sunrise lounge and terrace will be accessible for events and entertaining. Residents can enjoy a beachfront swimming pool and hot tub, and a fully landscaped deck complete with cabanas and sunbeds. Other amenities include a spa with sauna and treatment rooms, ocean view fitness center, children’s playroom, private salon, screening room, wine room, guest suites and a dramatic double-height lobby lounge. The spaces will be activated by a dedicated lifestyle concierge and residential butler. Residents can also take advantage of 24-hour security, valet, house car, pool and beach service, in-residence dining and more.
The Perigon will be at the center of the city and surrounded bv its most exciting offerings. Perfectly balancing relaxation and exploration, the quiet enclave adjacent to the famous La Gorce Country Club offers the luxury of privacy, as well as close proximity to major art and cultural institutions like the Bass Museum and famous shopping destinations like Bal Harbour Shops. Residents enjoy the city’s iconic Art Deco architecture, annual events like Art Basel Miami Beach that attracts thousands of visitors to the city and some of the best new restaurants in the area.
Pricing for units will start from $3 million, with construction expected to complete in 2025.
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On the lot right now is the existing La Costa development which was declared unsafe by the city last July and its occupant evacuation mandated by mid-August. There are no evident reports of the existing structure having been demolished but already registration deposits have launched for prospective owners in the new development on the lot. “White-hot” would seem to be an appropriate expression to describe the residential property market in South Florida.
Safeline-FP would like to bid on all of your safety needs for this project. handrails, debris netting, fall protection ect.