Dezer Development (Dezer) has released new exterior renderings for Bentley Residences, an upcoming 63-story residential development slated to become the tallest building in Sunny Isles Beach and the tallest on a beachfront in the United States. Designed by Sieger Suarez Architects, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved the tower to rise 749 feet above sea level. It is planned to yield 216 units paired with an extensive amenity offering and a car elevator designed to take residents to their doorstep while seated inside their cars. YIMBY first reported on the project in April 2021, when Dezer announced the collaboration with Bentley Motors to replace the Days Hotel by Wyndham Thunderbird Beach Resort at 18401 Collins Avenue.
The new renderings offer additional detailed looks at the design of the building, which draws heavy inspiration from the iconic aesthetics of Bentley vehicles.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
The diamond patterns, often found on the stitching in Bentley interiors, are utilized in the glass facade of the building. The building’s exterior showcases triangulated glass panels pushed in three inches to create a stunning diamond effect. This pattern is applied to 50% of the building’s silver-clad exterior. The result is a breathtaking architectural masterpiece resembling a sparkling, textured diamond. The panels along the northern and southern tower elevations will be oriented in different directions to avoid intense glare.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
The Bentley Residences will include the “Dezervator”, a patented vehicular elevator system designed by Dezer Development and first used in the Porsche Design Tower. The elevators rise at 800 feet per minute and feature a hydraulic system that uses RFID tags to load vehicles with drivers and passengers directly to their floor.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
The front of the property will feature a life-sized sculpture of a Bentley vehicle moving through water. The sculpture is currently located at the entrance of the sales gallery.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
Displayed on the landing page of the Bentley Residences website, the following images offer a captivating glimpse of the building’s sleek silver and glass exterior during a sunset.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
Bentley Residences. Credit: Dezer Development.
The shared amenity offerings at Bentley Residences will include restaurants, bars, a fitness center, a spa, a game room, and a movie theater featuring seats designed to resemble a Bentley vehicle’s interior. Moreover, each unit will feature a sauna in the master bathroom, panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, and a sprawling balcony with a private heated swimming pool and an outdoor kitchen.
According to a recent article from CNN, construction on Bentley Residences is scheduled to begin this spring, and the project is expected to be completed by 2026. A general contractor for the project has not been announced.
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