Exterior work is nearing completion on The Standard Residences Midtown Miami, a 12-story residential building underway at 3100 Northeast 1st Avenue in Miami’s Midtown neighborhood. Designed by Arquitectonica with interiors by Urban Robot Associates and developed by Rosso Development, Midtown Development, and Standard International, the project will deliver 228 condominium units, over 34,000 square feet of amenities and retail space, and a rooftop restaurant. Civic Construction is serving as the general contractor. NE 31st Street bounds the building to the north, NE 1st Avenue to the east, and NE 30th Street to the south, steps from the Miami Design District and Wynwood.
Recent photographs indicate that the building’s façade is approaching completion, with noticeable variation in progress across the four elevations. The southern elevation appears nearly finished, clad in white-painted stucco with light gray aluminum balcony railings installed throughout. Most glass window panels are in place, except the hoist line, which is expected to be completed once the temporary elevator is removed.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Along NE 1st Avenue, the base levels are articulated with bold red stucco framing a series of deeply recessed balconies, while a smaller central section is finished in white stucco. Red-painted unit dividers accent the balconies on the upper levels, contrasting with the surrounding white stucco walls. The parapet consists of glass panels that wrap around the rooftop edges, and the mechanical enclosures are currently painted a vibrant yellow. However, if the renderings are any indication, these enclosures may eventually receive an additional finish, likely a light gray stucco.
A closer inspection reveals that select portions of the façade incorporate a ribbed texture along the concrete frame and wall surfaces, offering a material contrast to the smoother stucco finishes. This detailing is particularly visible on the north elevation, where exterior work is still ongoing. While some areas remain unfinished, the continuation of the ribbed motif signals that final cladding and painting are actively progressing.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
The rear (western) elevation appears essentially complete. This side features a light gray stucco finish, red-painted balcony dividers, fully installed glazing, and light aluminum railings consistent with the other elevations. The color palette and textural variety contribute to a dynamic and modern façade that complements the building’s playful massing and urban context.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
Photo by Oscar Nunez.
The Standard Residences Midtown Miami will offer 228 residences, ranging from studios to two-bedroom units, designed with built-in flexibility to accommodate short-term leases as brief as one month. Amenities will include a 60-foot resort-style rooftop pool, a rooftop restaurant and bar, and a wellness-focused program featuring a fitness center, infrared sauna, indoor pickleball court, and yoga studios. A dedicated social floor will host a karaoke bar, screening room, co-working spaces, Zoom rooms, and a private boardroom. Residents will also benefit from a dedicated concierge to assist with day-to-day needs and curated community programming.
Credit: The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami.
Credit: The Standard Residences, Midtown Miami.
Completion is anticipated later this year.
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Oh wow that’s a lot of red, yellow and blue. Not sure this will age well, but enjoy seeing actual photography of this one.
I’m with GardenViewNYC: colors are extremely unattractive–as is this dull, boring building.
always impressed about the fugly architecture in Miami