On Wednesday, September 10, North Development celebrated the groundbreaking of Domus Brickell Center, a 35-story tower that will deliver 579 fully furnished residences to Miami’s Brickell neighborhood. The project expands the developer’s Domus FLATS model, which merges modern living with hotel-level services and short-term rental flexibility. Mc+G Architecture is serving as the project architect, with interiors curated by Urban Robot Associates.
The ceremony, held on the construction site at 1034 SW 2nd Avenue, featured remarks from Founding Partners Ricardo Dunin and Juan Carlos Tassara. Following the program, guests attended a reception that showcased the brand’s hospitality-driven lifestyle with a wide assortment of beverages and hors d’oeuvres.
Credit: World Red Eye.
Domus Brickell Center has been designed to blend residential convenience with resort-style amenities. Plans call for a collection of fully furnished units offered in studio to two-bedroom layouts. Residents will have access to a curated suite of features including a rooftop pool deck, wellness facilities, coworking spaces, ground-floor retail, and a lobby café. The FLATS model allows for both extended stays and short-term rentals, appealing to a wide range of buyers and investors.
Credit: World Red Eye.
Credit: World Red Eye.
The development rises in the heart of Brickell, within walking distance of the neighborhood’s financial core, entertainment destinations, and the Miami River. Once complete, the tower will add to the evolving residential fabric of the district, bringing a new layer of flexibility to the market.
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Another box with the worst looking facade imaginable, another groundbreaking with sleazy-looking guys wearing suits and unbuttoned shirts with no ties. Shame, because the charming old buildings on the property should have been relocated and massive tree incorporated into the streetscape.
Oh, Anonymous, you’re right. And when you’re right, you’re right.
Agree with every syllable and sentiment.
The ravaging of old Miami and its charm continues.
It looks pretty ok actually. A simple and unoffensive design.